Well, I expect that you will fix it, and I would really appreciate it if you would come back here a month from now and confirm what you said just a few minutes ago regarding the backlog that your deputy minister has committed to eliminate, eliminate, eliminate. I have here a fancy chart, and let me see where it is. I just have to go to your website. This is the backlog: 67,500. These are those who are waiting to get paid for what they did, for what they earned and what they honestly deserve to be paid.
Madam Minister, I disagree with you on whether we have a problem of trust or a problem of judgment, whether you were misinformed, which is a big problem, or whether you made the decision...and this is what we are told: that you had your civil servants telling you the system was not ready; you had the consultants telling you the system was not ready. Now we have entered into this. We are into this mess. What is even more frustrating for us here on this position is that we were told all along the way, “Oh, it's minor; we have just a little emergency, and we are settling this, and only a couple of dozen were affected—”