Absolutely [ Inaudible--Editor] for Tuesday, Mr. Christopherson.
In fact, I just wanted to add my two cents' worth or make a comment.
I have also sat on the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics, where I had an opportunity to hear Ms. Ouimet's testimony. At the time, I did in fact raise the matter of governance issues at the Office of the Commissioner—namely, the turnover rate, and the lack of documentation with respect to investigations. I asked at the time what she intended to do to improve things. Recently, some work was done with respect to the impartiality of the public service. I know for a fact that Ms. Ouimet did not regularly attend those meetings.
As Mr. Christopherson was saying, we are objective in terms of the facts and what is presented in the report. We can trust the Auditor General in terms of her findings. We can question her and deal with the issue more thoroughly. As I mentioned this morning, at our meetings, we asked quite specific questions that warrant public attention.