I appreciate the feedback on that, Madam Chair.
The amendment here is talking about a report. It's about transparency. My argument is to submit that these transparency measures are important; it's about who's going to benefit from these transparency measures.
It's not a rehashing of existing information that could be readily available. This is about disclosing additional information. Again, this is information that the CPP should have and collect already. It's just presenting it so that each generation can see the impact of the fund, the solvency of the fund and its viability moving forward.
This is in the backdrop of today's Liberal recession. Graduates now are graduating school this year, in 2026, into a recession, much like in other recessions. This is a made-by-Liberals recession. It's not as though it's a global financial crisis, where every country is impacted and governments are struggling to get a handle on it and provide relief to families, workers and businesses. We are living in a recession that is a made-by-Liberals, made-in-Ottawa recession, because we're the only country in the G20 in a recession. It's more important than ever—