Mr. Marshall, who was deputy minister of Public Works and Government Services at the time, recently told the Public Service Labour Relations Board that you had previously intervened in the awarding of contracts. We know about the sale-leaseback issue and how RBC became a party to the contracts when the committee had selected BMO at the time. You remember that. Mr. Marshall said that the minister had intervened because he wanted RBC to be involved as well. That's what's stated in the board documents.
Now that we know a minister can intervene to favour or bring in other players or other parties to the contract, do you think the current minister might have intervened to have LM Sauvé's contract amended and to enable that contractor to win the West Block renovation contract?