Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Again, I'm going to ask the minister to open her mind to having a discussion with folks rather than—how do I want to say this—trying to create animosity around the table today.
I'm going to say to the minister that I did not receive any invitation to any reception. I did last year, but this year I did not. Perhaps that's why there was no one from other parties there.
I'm going to go back and ask the same question again. I'll start by saying that the minister has been very evasive. It's been very hard to reach the minister and get the minister here. I have not been able to get a meeting with the minister after multiple requests over many months. Even before I brought in a bill last week on clawbacks of the Canada disability benefit, I personally reached out to the minister to ask for a meeting, and the minister would not take a meeting. I would like an answer, because I don't get any access to the minister because she's hiding.
You mentioned at the beginning of your statement that there are four priorities in the road map, but the road map says there are seven. Are there four or are there seven, and is there a mechanism for continuous improvement for the road map when you identify something that isn't working or something that is missed?