I didn't hear an answer to the question. The question was very simple: Does the Government of Canada have a rule against charging commissions and not doing any work for the commission?
We're talking about the evidence before the committees of Parliament showing that it can be 15% or 30%, and there can be several layers. You can get to a point where the Government of Canada is contracting something out and only half of the actual monetary value is going toward doing the actual work.
The Canadian public should be horrified that this is happening. The Auditor General very clearly said in her report that your government overpaid for the ArriveCAN app. I'm not sensing any sort of contrition or embarrassment or a sense that this is wrong. I asked you if you agree that it sucks for Canada, and you didn't answer.
Does it suck for Canada that we're wasting money on these apps and contracts for companies that do little or no work?
I think it does.