Good morning, colleagues. We're going to get going here. I'm asking staff and others who are engaged in conversations to keep the noise level down, please.
Colleagues, we're continuing our study on fraud. This is now the third meeting that we have had on this topic here at the industry committee.
Witnesses in the room, I will remind you that if your earpiece is plugged in but not on your ear, to please ensure that it's on the sticker in front of you to protect the health and well-being of our interpreters.
I can also confirm that we've completed all the visual and audio tests.
We have two witnesses joining us virtually today in addition to one in the room. From the British Columbia Securities Commission, we have Sarah Corrigall-Brown, general counsel.
I do understand, Ms. Corrigall-Brown, that in the wee hours of the British Columbia morning, you were very accommodating of the necessity for us to get all of our tests done, so we want to thank you off the top for your co-operation in that regard.
From Payments Canada, we have Jude Pinto, chief delivery officer, who is here in the room with us today, and from Plurilock Security, we have Ian Paterson, chief executive officer.
Witnesses, you'll each have up to five minutes for introductory remarks, at which point we will turn to colleagues around the table for questions and answers.
With that, Ms. Corrigall-Brown, I will turn the floor over to you for up to five minutes for your introductory remarks.