No. The three board members are appointed for the government. The board member representing the employers is appointed in consultation with the management organizations. The board member representing the workers is appointed together with the organizations representing employees, whereas the chair of the board is the sitting deputy minister, and he is therefore appointed by the government.
If you’re talking to me about the Employment Insurance Financing Board of Canada, that’s different. There’s a selection committee to appoint people to the board, that’s true, but none of the persons recommended by the board member representing the workers has been selected by the government. In accordance with one of the criteria, there had to be people with experience in placement, and so on. And yet at the FTQ and the Fonds de solidarité, we manage a fund of $7 billion with people who have experience; we submitted candidates’ names and they were not accepted. With regard to the board, sir, I want to add that, with regard to—