I think I may be the last person speaking to this, by the looks of it.
It was mentioned that the minister doesn't need anyone to hold her water. You bet your bottom dollar she doesn't. She'll come to speak to the main estimates.
To MP Hardie's point, whether it's on the 12th or somewhere around that time frame, I think we all believe it's important for the minister to come to speak to that. She came here today for an hour. The main estimates are a key point of government, of the ministry and of the department in terms of funding, what we do and do well.
I would like to go back, if I can, to Mr. Arnold. He touched upon the motion and passing the motion with—I don't want to put words in his mouth—some flexibility. Would that be fair to say? If it's not the 12th, let's say sometime in April. Is that doable?
I want to make sure that we are concrete on what our asks are so we can plan accordingly. As MP Barron said, we're going to have a subcommittee meeting to give, I think, greater direction to where we go.
Maybe we could go through you, Mr. Chair, to Mr. Arnold in terms of what I think I heard. I want to make sure that's accurate.