Thank you, Madam Chair.
Minister Fraser, someone talked about the issue with clause 17 earlier. The clause says this: In order to focus the Agency's efforts on serious and complex financial crimes, the Commissioner may establish criteria respecting which matters should be investigated under this Act.
Don't you find it surprising that the commissioner, whose position is created in the act and who manages the agency created by the act, is the one to decide what should be investigated? As I understand it, a parliamentary structure should be responsible for that. Wouldn't you agree?