The right to repair legislation.... You have that person and that interest. It's a bit of a monopolistic game that car companies play, because nobody can buy that tool unless they're a dealer. It forces you to pay twice the labour rate at a dealership than you would pay at your local garage.
It's that type of thing. It's saying, “There's a guy with the specialized tool for the specialized machine in Stellantis who needs to be installing this, because they have a special training.” That's not what the union is complaining about. The union recognizes that. I still don't know why you would need 1,000 of them out of 1,600 construction workers. That's not what the union is complaining about. The union is complaining about forklift drivers. The government is doing other ones here on the permanent jobs—as they get ready for these plants to open—that have absolutely nothing to do with specialized requirements and skills. There is no special requirement, other than the experience somebody has in Canada, to be an office manager. Yet, that's what they're advertising for.
I've probably gone on as much as MP Kusmierczyk did, so I will conclude here. I may come back on the issue that we need to have that disinfectant sunshine by releasing these contracts—which the Liberals knocked on doors saying we needed in the government.
Thank you.