--fixing the Parliament buildings, which probably we shouldn't go for.
Thank you, my Liberal colleagues, for an opportunity to ask some questions.
I agree with Mr. Cannan that it should be on every Canadian's bucket list to visit this place, although I don't relish the end of the bucket list, because it's usually....
This is unfortunately a bit of a whited sepulchre, because they look nice on the outside, but on the inside these buildings are pretty grim and they need something done. And essentially, as I see it, the governance structure is unfixable. There are just way too many fingers in the pie, and there needs to be a new governance structure. That responsibility falls to us--nobody else.
You mentioned an interesting point: that the devil was in the details. The U.K., Australia, and the U.S. all have a separate entity to take care of not only the governance structure but also the capital and operating functions. Could you offer the committee an opinion with respect to the limitations, the pros and the cons, if you will, of that form of separate modelling?