Okay.
As I see, we continue to go forward. I was looking at your website. I'm quite disappointed, in fact. The top line of your website says, and I quote: For the past 20 years, Canada's finance ministers have done nothing effective to ensure banks serve Canadians fairly and well at fair prices, and act responsibly.
We've just been through only a fraction of the things that have been done under this government since 2006, and I can assure you there were measures taken even by the previous Liberal government that in fact protected consumers.
So it's quite disappointing to see that on your website, and yet you admit here in committee that every time there's a measure, it's a small step forward, a small step forward. I would suggest that you and your organization may want to rethink at least giving credit where credit is due. Because, to be very frank, the government is here to protect Canadians and these measures are important measures in our opinion. And I think that's a non-partisan statement on behalf of all committee members.
I must admit, I did read further in your website and you do actually acknowledge one of the measures that's taken. So your website is a bit contradictory in and of itself, where it says we've done nothing in 20 years, and on the other hand, you do actually acknowledge a small measure on your website.
Having said that, I'm going to move to Mr. Melville. Can you tell us whether the banks are able to cope with and deal with these measures fairly effectively without complaint?