No, that's quite all right.
Through you, Madam Chair, to Mr. Sabia, the first page of 151 documents that were provided to us with data on the Canada emergency wage subsidy talks about “eligible employers”. The second bullet point caught my eye: “Canadian-controlled private corporations, including co-operative corporations, with less than $15 million in taxable capital in the preceding taxation year”.
Mr. Sabia, can you help explain that to me? It sounds like companies such as Air Canada, Imperial Oil and many of the other megacorporations that took wage subsidies and then paid out astronomical CEO bonuses and dividends to shareholders wouldn't necessarily fit that description. Would you care to comment?