Thank you, Chair.
For several hours of committee time over the last month, Liberal members of this committee have been filibustering the document production order motion moved at this committee on March 12. They have been blocking these documents, avoiding transparency and keeping the truth from Canadians.
This motion covers several documents, but two documents in particular are clearly why the Liberals have staged this cover-up.
First, there is a $250-million PrescribeIT scandal. Canadians deserve to know how a quarter of a billion dollars was spent before the program was terminated. This is a scandal that could be far bigger than ArriveCAN was.
Second, there is the audit of the Canadian dental care plan. If this program is being managed properly by the Liberals, they should have no problem in producing the audit and letting Canadians see the facts.
After some discussions behind the scenes, I will move the following motion in the hope that it will move us closer to a resolution. I would ask that instead of the Liberals filibustering today and reading from their computers they work collaboratively with us to pass this motion so Canadians can get the transparency they deserve.
The motion reads:
That the committee order the production of the following complete and fully unredacted documents:
a) the audit conducted by MNP that assessed the design of the financial controls framework for the Canadian Dental Care Plan;
b) all briefing notes, recommendations and documents provided to the Minister of Health or the Minister's Office regarding the October 17, 2025 change to reimbursement criteria for laboratory fees under the Canadian Dental Care Plan;
c) the number of Canadian Dental Care Plan patients who received prior authorizations for treatments involving laboratory fees before October 17, 2025 but received reduced reimbursement after that date;
d) all correspondence between Health Canada and Sun Life Financial regarding the change to reimbursement criteria for laboratory fees under the Canadian Dental Care Plan;
e) all analysis conducted on the impact the Canadian Dental Care Plan will have on dental schools in Canada;
f) all applications and corresponding signed agreements, except with Quebec, including appendices and annexes for the Substance Use and Addictions Program since 2020 as requested by the committee on December 9, 2025;
g) all applications and corresponding signed agreements, except with Quebec, including appendices and annexes for the Emergency Treatment Fund since 2020 as requested by the committee on December 9, 2025;
h) all applications received by the government to administer the Vaccine Injury Support Program, including all recommendation documents provided to the Minister's Office on the applicants;
i) all documents related to PrescribeIT, including: the 2017 contract between Canada Health Infoway and TELUS Health; all amendments, renewals, and change orders since 2017; all intellectual property ownership agreements; the 2026 termination notice and all clauses, provisions, or records relating to terminations and penalties; a list of all payments made by Canada Health Infoway to TELUS Health since 2017; and all recommendation documents provided to the Minister's Office regarding PrescribeIT funding, operations, and termination;
j) all agreements between Canadian Blood Services and Grifols related to the manufacture, processing, or supply of both blood and plasma-derived products, including all amendments and related agreements;
k) all quarterly reports and underlying data submitted to Health Canada's Office of Controlled Substances by provincial or territorial Ministers of Health, except from Quebec, pursuant to the subsection 56(1) class exemption for Urgent Public Health Needs Sites.
And that these documents be submitted, unredacted and in both official languages, to the committee clerk no later than two weeks after the adoption of this motion, and that any failure by the government to fully comply with this order be reported to the House forthwith.
Thank you, Madam Chair.
