I'm going to refer to something that you made reference to earlier, and that's section 52.6 of the Parliament of Canada Act, which states the following:
The Board has the exclusive authority to determine whether any previous, current or proposed use by a member of the House of Commons of any funds, goods, services or premises made available to that member for the carrying out of parliamentary functions is or was proper, given the discharge of the parliamentary functions of members of the House of Commons, including whether any such use is or was proper having regard to the intent and purpose of the by-laws made under subsection 52.5(1).
Parliament has decided to give this responsibility to the board and has entrenched it in legislation. Given its responsibilities contained in the Parliament of Canada Act, if the board is presented with evidence of misuse of House of Commons resources by the professional public servants of the House of Commons, officials from the House of Commons, are they not, therefore, obligated to take action to remedy the situation?