Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Minister, I first want to thank you and your colleagues. This will have been your third appearance in the last two weeks: four hours in committee of the whole last Thursday, one hour on Tuesday, and one hour today. I can appreciate the amount of work that is involved in preparing for this. I'm almost astonished that you are able to do other work while preparing to appear in front of this committee and the committee of the whole.
I want to pick up on Mr. Tilson's assertion. I would like you to comment on the dangers of generalizing. We often generalize based on minor incidents or one or two media reports. I think there is a danger in how Canadians take that, and I think it's irresponsible for parliamentarians to make those assertions. I'm wondering whether you could—