Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I know that you wanted to say a few things, but I wanted to say that we are absolutely in agreement with a study on information management, on information storage. It adds a piece of the puzzle to the overall work that we're doing here in terms of process. That part we support. We feel, as has been tradition, that we listen to the officials when we're dealing with process in an issue; we don't call the minister up front. We talk to the officials first to get an understanding of the issue and of what the process looks like from the officials' perspective.
Again, removing Minister Anand from that makes sense to us. It adheres to what has been traditionally the way that we've done things here at committee.
At the same time, on removing witnesses, I believe that the only thing Mr. Doan and Cameron MacDonald add to this discussion is politics. They don't add any insight or anything additional to this study. Therefore, I absolutely do support removing anyone except the officials from this study, as my colleague has stated, and I support not including Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Doan as well.
Otherwise, we think this is a good study, and we appreciate its being brought forward.