Mr. Chair, I just think it was like a billionaire on an island, and it was a lobbyist. It's quite a juicy story for the Canadian public. I have to believe that having a nice deflection is a pretty sweet deal for the Prime Minister right now.
Here at committee we're dealing with $57 billion of new spending with no economic impact assessment, and several groups are clearly at odds with the government's economic plan. We know there's no monetary policy with this government.There never has been.
I just can't support the subamendment the way it is because it's too soon. May 20 is just too soon for us to put proper oversight onto this.
I'd be glad to answer any questions anybody else has, but that's all from me for today, Mr. Chair.