Thank you very much, Mr. Fragiskatos.
Thank you very much, Mr. House.
Our time has lapsed again.
As I understand it, colleagues, the bells will start at 11:05 a.m., so you will have plenty of time to get yourselves to the House.
On behalf of this committee, Mr. House, I want to thank you very much. I've noticed over my 18, almost 19 years in Parliament that mandates and what we call the design of these institutions are extremely important, so we very much appreciate your comments today. It brings to mind the federal development bank of Canada. When it first started, it was supposed to be a bank for high-risk and/or risk-loving lending because, of course, in regions like mine, you couldn't get loans from the regular banks. However, they changed the mandate over the years. It became just like a regular bank; in many ways, it was not prepared to take any risk.
The design of this institution is extremely important, and I appreciate the opportunity to use your expertise to explore that somewhat. I'm sure the committee will do more of that over the coming discussions with other witnesses. Again, thank you. We very much appreciate the opportunity to dialogue with you today.
Colleagues, that will wrap it up for today. We'll see you on Thursday. It's been a good meeting with good questions.
The meeting is adjourned.