Thank you very much. I appreciate that. It's a topic I'll be curious to delve into a little bit further.
Colleagues, we have two very quick orders of business.
Typically, witnesses, you are free to go, but MPs typically do like to kind of debrief at the end. If you can stay, just so that a handshake can be provided, we need two minutes to deal with some business. If you have to go, of course, you are free to do so. We appreciate your availability.
First, colleagues, I'm looking for unanimous consent on a motion. It essentially authorizes associate members who are subbing into the committee to get access to the digital binder. I think everyone is familiar with this already. I would like to save some time by not having to read it.
I'm looking for unanimous consent.
(Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings])
Thank you very much.
Second, Madam Dancho had put forward a motion. I don't think we need to turn this into much of a discussion. There seemed to be agreement in my discussions on Doug Guzman, the CEO of the Defence Investment Agency. There's a desire and a will on the part of the committee to invite Mr. Guzman as a witness. Originally, there had been a discussion of two hours. My understanding in discussions with parties is that one hour would be sufficient—stand-alone, however.
With unanimous consent, we can simply agree that I can provide instruction to the clerk to find an hour on the defence industrial strategy to have Mr. Guzman from the DIA as a stand-alone witness on that panel.
I'm looking for unanimous consent.
(Motion agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings])
Colleagues, thank you very much for a very interesting discussion.
The meeting is adjourned.