Excellent.
Just in my overview, I'm seeing corporations such as Glencore for $10 million. I mean, this is a company that has a market cap of $38.237 billion, and yet we're giving them funding. I'm also seeing that Cornell University—a university that isn't even in Canada but in the United States—is receiving $9,000, at a time when we're really struggling to budget the books. Canadians are struggling, as well. The most difficult one I have to reconcile is the amount of $18,125,750 to iron ore and Rio Tinto, specifically, which has a market cap of $103.549 billion U.S. as of 2023.
The fact that these companies are receiving grants and contributions from the Canadian government, given our economic and fiscal situation at this time...not to mention the questionable conduct of some of these corporations, considering the objective of greening. For example, with Rio Tinto, there are concerns about them destroying cultural heritage sites and conducting business where droughts are occurring. Just this past September, I see they had to pay a $500,000 fine for violating the Fisheries Act. It raises some concerns for me when I see these on the preliminary list my team has put together, never mind a complete list.
If you could put together that complete list for the committee's review, I think it would be very useful for us.
My next question is, what percentage of the agreements were audited, please?