Mr. Chairman, there was a series of questions. I'll do my best to respond to them, and I'll start with the last question, which was the question about my role on the advisory committee on public service renewal.
I'm not the chair of that committee, Mr. Chairman. The co-chairs are Paul Tellier and Don Mazankowski. I am proud to serve on that committee as a member. I think there's never been a more important time to have a strong public service in Canada, so I'm pleased to participate in that. However, my role on that committee and my role as the independent investigator, Mr. Chairman, are not related in any way, although there is a relationship, in a way, in that both of these roles are in the interest of having a strong federal government to serve Canadians.
On the question of transparency, we have a fair and effective process under way. We're getting full cooperation. I'm personally fully dedicated to getting to the bottom of this. It's something Canadians care deeply about. The process we have under way I am confident will yield strong recommendations that come from people who are providing information to us and who are willing to participate with us.