Well, since we're talking about fixed prices, Fincantieri, a European company whose representatives have appeared before the committee, had offered the government a contract under which it would build 15 frigates at a fixed cost of $30 billion. I know that it's not the same model, but they were nevertheless frigates for $30 billion. The government rejected this company's offer because of the way it had made its proposal. I don't understand it, because Irving could have built the rest of the frigates following implementation, based on this model
In your presentation, you were talking about oligarchs who controlled the government purely to their own advantage.
Do you really think that in Canada, the shipyards will be able to make profits by going beyond the government's requirements? Do we have a problem of this kind?