Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I have a couple of questions, first of all for the Finance people.
I am referring to recommendation number 11. I don't know whether you have the report in front of you or not, but it's talking about establishing a reliable baseline with respect to the number of children who enrol—you've referred to some of this before—and then reporting on the uptake of the children's tax credit within two years and evaluating the effectiveness and reporting within five years.
I'm going to ask two or three questions here and then let everybody answer.
My question to the Finance people is, have you met the recommendations this committee put together as far as a timeline is concerned? Does your response clearly indicate that you're going to meet the recommended timelines?
That's my question to Finance. I also have a question for Mr. Hutton.
When we talked about advertising at the committee, when we were doing this study, one of the biggest questions that was left was, who has jurisdiction over what kids actually can see? I wonder if you could refresh my memory and comment a bit on whether, in this day of satellite TV and all of the broadcasts that are coming in that are not Canadian broadcasts to which kids have access, your codes of advertising apply to this area or whether there is a restricted area that you have jurisdiction over.
My third question, to INAC, refers to recommendation number 12. Part of that recommendation said “provide appropriate healthy food and physical activity standards and programs in first nations schools within federal jurisdiction”. I'd like you to comment on that, please.
Thank you.