Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for joining us again. It's a pleasure to have you back. There are some notable absences at this committee, which we may talk about in the next session.
Governor, you talked about the labour market a little bit. It's very tight. In the last six or seven years the government has added about 12,000 net positions each year, every year. In fact, it has just produced additional human resource plans. I'll give an example. For CRA, there is an additional $400 million to spend on staff in the tightest labour market that we've ever seen. We're trying to build supply to help with inflation, so do you think it's wise that a government is continuing to add people when there's such pressure on the labour market?