Thank you very much.
I'd just like to reiterate that, similar to what we had discussed in one of our previous meetings in regard to the Auditor General already giving the report to the public affairs committee and in regard to working for three different meetings to work out the timeline for the committee, we were really hoping to get the temporary foreign workers program study started—I know that's a priority for our colleague from the Bloc across the way—as well as to look for different rural-centric and regional approaches to that program, which I think would be of benefit right now, considering the weaponization that the Conservatives are putting on the strain with the temporary foreign workers program.
I really feel that my colleague Ms. Goodridge has a point in regard to her own portfolio as shadow minister or critic on some of the things in the Auditor General's report, but I don't think it's a sufficient use of our resources as a committee, when we already have a set schedule, to try to do someone else's work for them—