Thank you.
I think it's important to highlight this whole issue of corporate greed for the money that the government's leaving on the table for corporations and loopholes like the $30 billion that's being squirrelled away. To know that this is actually legal in Canada....
Meanwhile, the CRA is putting resources into executing a Canadian child benefit clawback from families who accessed CERB, often under duress, with encouragement from the current government to take it and deal with it later, knowing that the ones most affected right now are single parents with multiple children and knowing that the cost during the pandemic increased significantly in having to feed kids not just one time a day but 24 hours a day.
I think it's safe to say that for the money delivered to families in a time of crisis and under unclear rules, the onus shouldn't be placed on families that are already struggling. When you take that and couple it with high inflation right now, in trying to gouge back, the government isn't going to get this money back.
I'm wondering, David, if the CCPA would agree that the government's resources are better spent on closing loopholes corporations are availing themselves of, rather than going after single moms for a meagre amount of money and going after low-income families and single parents with multiple kids.