I certainly want to speak to this, especially with the witnesses being here. I think we're kind of getting to the heart of the problem and how we can address this problem of foreign credentialing. We have some excellent people here whom I would like to be asking questions of. Instead, we're going down this rabbit hole, which is really a spending issue. We're the health committee and this is an issue of spending and the efficiency of spending.
There are a whole lot of health issues we could be talking about. I'd like to do our cancer study. There's the opioid crisis study that we could be addressing. There are a lot of health issues we could be addressing. We're going after this Conservative notion that we're wasting money on these foreigners who are coming in here and using our health services—I know that appeals to a certain Conservative base that wants to hear that there are too many foreigners and that we're spending Canadian dollars on foreigners—instead of doing what we actually should be doing as a health care committee, which is addressing health issues. Therefore, I totally disagree with us spending money and time on this issue.