Okay.
This goes back to the transparency of awarding this contract. We haven't seen the contract itself. The minister hasn't appeared. We know that there are experts in the security field who have rung the bell that this is bad for Canada and bad for our sovereignty.
Then we have witnesses who come in and claim they have no association with the federal Liberals, but we find out through their LinkedIn profile that they have volunteered on campaigns in the past. We have jokingly said that we'd go for drinks when the cameras are off and have that further discussion. It adds to the issues we have with transparency when we're talking about how it would be good to have a conversation over a beer when the cameras are off.
This might be how Liberals operate in Canada, but I can tell you that Canadians are fed up. They're fed up with people saying one thing when their actions don't match those words. This is a prime example, when we sell out our Canadian nuclear labs to an all-American group that has connections to our Prime Minister. It stinks, and we need more study on this. I am very interested to see this report at the end and the recommendations on how we should be ripping up this agreement and starting over again.