Okay. I would suggest that the government, instead of asking about the costs surrounding your mandate, ought to be examining, for example, its $26 million being spent in nine weeks, right now, on advertising on television; or even better, the $27 million they spent on 8,500 billboards across this country; or even better, the $412 million they spent on advertising in four years. Rather than taking it to your office to say we ought to be examining costs, they should look in the mirror first.
Madame Legault, there is a lot of confusion right now for Canadians who are watching this proceeding. They're not sure.... Your office was involved and is involved--according to media reports--in all kinds of investigations. I want to make sure that Canadians understand that this process is different from what your office is undertaking.
For example, the RCMP has been called in to investigate a former Conservative staffer. You're widely reported in the media as saying you're investigating the Department of Foreign Affairs, National Defence, and Public Works. I'm not sure who has initiated this, but it's also reported that your office has launched a government-wide investigation of political interference on access to information requests. Are you in a position to help Canadians understand the difference between what you're doing there and what's going on here? Are the media reports correct, so they understand this distinction?