Madam McDonough, in a sense I agree with your motion, but it's so many people to invite. You want to invite the ministers of finance and international cooperation, the Canadian executive director of the Royal Bank, the IMF, government officials, academics, and civil society. If we have all these people come within one or two sessions, and within four weeks you put a framework, a deadlock over there, if the report comes, and we have two weeks' recess after the report, we're going to be constrained with two weeks at that time.
For me, if you say you want to meet some people such as the minister responsible for this, and we could have a session or two sessions, I have no objection to this, but with all these people, it's going to take us I don't know how many meetings to do it. That's my problem, you see. In a sense, I don't see why we should not invite, as I said previously, the ministers. All ministers are always welcome to come and appear in front of the committee. It's good to understand more and to determine what they are doing.