I just wanted to make sure that we're not slipping on that. We have to remember that we shut down a committee because of that, and we want to make sure that all departments are taking that seriously.
Now on to my questions. In his opening comments and as part of his report, the Auditor General said that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada found that 14 locally engaged staff had viewed their own visa records. These actions obviously violate the department's own code of conduct, and at least one person inappropriately shared other people's visa information.
The comments from the deputy minister indicated that it should maybe go a bit more in depth. I got the sense that the answer—or the solution—is to remind them they're not supposed to do that. I have two little girls at home and I remind them not to do things, but eventually they do things again.
I would like a little clarification as to whether any action is being taken? Is there an investigation into why they by chance viewed these records? Is there any information we should be aware of, or any sort of repercussion that happens when these sorts of things occur?