I think that's enough, Minister. I appreciate your answer, but we have such limited time.
I want to be very clear on what happened. You stated to the House in the past very specifically that the decision made with respect to KAIROS was a corporate decision of the organization, that you were following professional advice that you received from the staff. What this memo clearly shows is that in fact was not the case. You've just admitted that today. You've just told us today that in fact you personally decided that you would not go along with the recommendation that was there that KAIROS be funded.
I wonder why you wouldn't have told the House that you received the recommendation, that it was a positive recommendation and you personally disagreed with that, and you, the minister, personally decided that an organization representing all the churches of Canada that had been funded since 1976 would no longer be funded--by you personally.
Minister, this isn't your money. This is money that belongs to the people of Canada. There are processes to be followed. I think you've badly politicized this process, and you've just admitted that today by saying it's your decision. You're the minister; you decide. You decide the fate of these organizations. It's unbelievable that you'd behave in that way.