All I can say is that I certainly am aware that that's what would be provided to this committee, but that's not the issue. The issue is what is not provided to this committee. That is the issue, and what we have not heard is an explanation as to why they don't want this committee to see those reports.
I know that Madame Lapointe would like us to just trust Mr. Sabia and Mr. Blanchard. I know that she would like us to somehow say that all is well, that there's nothing to see here and that there are no questions to be asked because supposedly the Prime Minister is signing all of these agreements and making us less dependent on our sovereign neighbour, whatever that's supposed to mean. I thought he was the great deal maker, the guy who could get a deal done with our largest trading partner. It's only a $33-trillion economy, but he hasn't done very well in that regard.
I know that Mexico is at the negotiating table. Where's Canada? We have all kinds of jobs—over two million jobs—that are directly tied to a trade agreement with the United States, and the master negotiator is AWOL—