You would call the president of Dominion Bond Rating Service. You would be calling the senior officers of Deutsche Bank, HSBC Bank, and Merrill Lynch. You would be calling the senior executives, particularly the head of risk management, for Scotia Capital, and also for the National Bank Securities. You would be calling Henri Rousseau, president of the Caisse de dépôt. In my mind, you'd be calling Julie Dickson in the government and asking her why she continued to say that it was not her problem. It is her problem.
That would be the first set, and I could think of many others.
In addition, I would call the son-in-law of Purdy Crawford, the vice-chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission, and ask him why there wasn't an Ontario Securities Commission examination of the failure of the 20 sponsors for distributing product into the market, when Standard & Poor's had already indicated that all the product was below investment grade.
I might add that with all of this evidence that I possess, which has gone to our legal counsel--documentary, testimonial evidence, including documents from the brokers on how this product was sold--has Lawrence Ritchie from the Ontario Securities Commission called me to look at this evidence? Absolutely not, not to my knowledge. I think for the first time Murray has had a call from an IDA investigator, or someone in Manitoba has. There is not a functioning police force in the country.