In terms of the details of the government processing—you're saying 26 different systems are in place—scorecards are used quite often. I'm from private business as well, and we would be evaluated. If you have a quality management system, you get so many points. If you have whatever the supply chain, you have 24-hour service, you get extra points. If we had indigenous as one of the check-off boxes and women in trades as another, we have government programs to try to improve health care services for first nations and Métis and Inuit. If those people providing those services are also from the same background as the communities they're working in, there has to be some type of a link between these types of programs and whether we have a scorecard. And that's one of your recommendations with the scorecard. It's not just skilled trades; it's not just construction. It's all the other government programs and services we're providing for first nations and indigenous and Métis.
On April 26th, 2018. See this statement in context.