It does, Mr. Chair, indeed.
The question, as you raised it, is one of confidence. It's one of confidence that the government has been seized by the issue and is prepared to act accordingly on it.
I don't know how the government is going to circle this square. We just heard statements from the parliamentary secretary and from the Associate Minister of National Defence on the floor of the House of Commons that they accept the conclusions you brought forward in this report, yet you say to us that when you asked them, they didn't accept your conclusions about due diligence being performed. I accept your conclusions.
I'd like to know whether you have confidence that by simply shifting this over to Public Works, lessons will have been learned and the process will now all of a sudden become fruitful.