It's Mark Weber, the president of the Customs and Immigration Union. I'm hoping he can appear as a witness. Mr. Weber could provide the important testimony that's needed on how frontline workers were consulted on the development of the app and their experiences with it.
I have one more friendly amendment. I'm hoping I can put it forward now, because it's easy for Mr. Housefather and Mrs. Vignola. I'm a bit concerned about the proposed focus on the development and launch of the app. We'll miss why the costs for the app have continued to accumulate well past the launch. What are the new or recurring costs that have been encountered? Maybe a friendly amendment could include reference to the maintenance of the app.
If you look at paragraph one and you go past “undertake a study on the development”, I would add “launch and maintenance of the ArriveCAN app”. We could then strike out “with a focus on the costs to develop and launch the app”, so it would be all inclusive.
In paragraph two, after “app development”, we could add “launch and maintenance”. I can bring this to the clerk, if that will help.