Yes, Chair.
We put forward a notice of motion on Wednesday, December 3, 2025. It reads:
That, in light of concerns raised in the 2024 Giant Mine Oversight Board Annual Report and by multiple whistle-blowers regarding unclear project expenditures, inadequate financial controls, slower or incomplete responses to oversight recommendations and significant long-term cost and engineering risks, the committee report to the House recommending that the Auditor General undertake a value-for-money and performance audit of the Giant Mine Remediation Project covering the period since 2015.
I've been up to the mine site and even talked to many locals and many of these whistle-blowers about the concerns. I understand from my colleague across the way, Dr. Hanley, that he has an amendment that we're, I believe, amicable to.