Oh, I am sorry to hear that, because it would be nice to hear from them.
I understand, Mr. Hynes, that you represent some larger companies. Ms. Mandal, you obviously represent some very large companies as well.
Ms. Mandal, there were some concerns from Ms. Dzerowicz in regard to the road map or how seriously banks are taking this issue. Notwithstanding her experience, because I think it is extremely important for members of Parliament to bring their relevant work experience here, would you be willing to ask one of your member banks to see if perhaps...? Obviously there would be proprietary concerns and so this would have to be done in camera, but if the committee was able to ask for some documentation just so we could see it, because my understanding of working....
I have met various bank managers over the years, and usually when a new policy comes in from the head office, it is accompanied by a binder yay thick with lots of paper in it and it's expected to be done by Friday, so there is a lot of work.
I think we should bear in mind some of the testimony here. We have two-thirds, if not more, of the private sector groups represented here, who are telling us that maybe we should look at improvements. There has been talk about a streamlined process or perhaps some tweaking of the current regime or new resources. You know, we all want to see disputes....
Are there any other suggestions that this committee could look at? I am not saying no to a proactive legislative approach, but I am saying that perhaps we need to do a little more research to get our burden of proof and say that this is the silver bullet.