Thanks, Chair.
It's a comprehensive motion, and it is to furnish the committee with information. These are items that came up during our public hearings on the review of the Conflict of Interest Act, as well as in the fall when we were dealing with conflicts of interest related to the Prime Minister's involvement with Brookfield and his holdings. It comes down to one of the core functions of this committee, which is about accountability. It's about providing transparency for Canadians.
We actually received a reasonable response from the individuals who administered the Prime Minister's conflict of interest screen—his chief of staff and the Clerk of the Privy Council—when they offered some PCO documents with respect to when the screen had been invoked. Regular reporting of that to a standing committee for which the mandate—