Mr. Chair, I want to point out two things.
First, Mr. Drouin mentioned that this is an Ethics Committee matter, but that doesn't mean we can't address it here. It's true that the Ethics Committee has to look at the situation, but I believe the Standing Committee on Official Languages can do so as well, because, according to Canadian Heritage, the Minister of Official Languages is the minister responsible for enforcing the Official Languages Act.
There may be a conflict of interest, as the Global News article suggested, because the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner condemned the actions of Xennex Venture Catalysts. Another Alberta company, Navis Group, whose legal company number I will spare you, pays the minister money. That raises some questions, and I think Canadians need to know what's being done with their money. I think it's important for official language communities to know that.
Are ministers losing or gaining money? I couldn't say, because I don't have the information to answer that question. However, I think it would be appropriate for the ministers to appear before us and explain.