Madam Chair, a point of order from me as well.
I would like to tell my colleague that I did not suggest any ill intentions on his part. I never clearly stated that he did not respect the French language. I simply expressed the discomfort I felt at the beginning of his speech. I welcome his clarifications. However, I find it more difficult when people suggest that I said things I did not say or, even worse, when people claim that I said things I did not say. At any rate, I thank my colleague for his clarification.
Madam Chair, while I have the floor, let me continue on the topic that brings us together today, which is the Auditor General's report.
Good morning, Ms. Hogan, distinguished witnesses.
Of course, we notice—