Thank you very much, Mr. Saxton.
That, colleagues, concludes the first round.
We're going to go now to the second round. We're going to start with Mr. Cannis.
Before we do that, leaving aside the report, I just want to report to you, Mr. Edwards and Madam Desloges, from a person on the ground. My riding is Charlottetown, and we don't have a passport office. My office is sort of the de facto passport office. Because of the location, we handle an awful lot of passports from two of the neighbouring ridings.
I went through the crisis back in 1997. It was very stressful. To give you an example, people were booking a trip, paying for the trip, applying nine, ten weeks out for passports, and then the day before didn't have their passports. Of course, they can't call the passport office. They call their member of Parliament or their member of Parliament's staff and scream into the phone.
That was a constant occurrence back then, but let me say that in the last number of months, actually the last year, the service has been excellent. We're getting them back in three weeks and we have no complaints. All I can say is that just echoes on the ground what the report says. We get tremendous service from Passport Canada, so I just wanted to report that.
Mr. Cannis, five minutes.