Thank you, Chair.
Getting back to our witnesses, when I finished my last round, we were talking about the complete lack of enforcement. I think it's pretty stark in terms of the issue of enforcement. Over a thousand companies have been removed from the indigenous business directory. There are various reasons for that. It could be a change of ownership, but over a thousand companies have been removed from the indigenous business directory, including notable cases like Dalian Enterprises, involved in the arrive scam scandal, and the Canadian Health Care Agency, part of a very suspicious joint venture.
You have all these companies being removed from the indigenous business directory, and yet not a single company has ever faced consequences for indigenous identity fraud. Our position would be that indigenous identity fraud is fraud. If you're trying to gain a financial advantage through indigenous identity fraud, then that should be treated with all the seriousness that any other case of fraud would be treated with. Actually, frankly, none of this is being treated very seriously by the government. In any event, all fraud should be treated seriously, and that should include indigenous identity fraud.
Do you have a response to the fact that not a single case of consequences for indigenous identity fraud has been identified?