I have no concerns with the amendment, Chair, and I have confidence in the work that you do. I look forward to hearing other comments, but for me it would be dependent on which witnesses are being presented and whether they have to appear on their own or we can have panels. Perhaps we would be able to do it, but I have confidence that you and the clerk will be able to see how many meetings are needed.
That's why I believe the motion—I can't put words in Ms. Church's mouth—was proposed the way it was. I know sometimes it's hard to get witness schedules and so forth, depending on who it is. That's where I'm coming from. If we need the time, then we use it. If we don't need time, and we can get it done in even two meetings or three, I would like it.
I think that it needs to be a meaningful look at the review. It's over a decade in the making, and the world has changed a lot.