Thank you, but I want to get to another section here.
At the beginning of the pandemic, back in March 2020, our riding, as I mentioned earlier, had over 12,000 temporary foreign workers. What we found to be a challenge, and it has come up.... Ms. Hogan, you commented on this dynamic of the program a few minutes ago.
I ended up chairing some meetings locally among all three levels of government. When COVID entered the bunkhouses, we were all in uncharted territory. What we also found is a great deal of trouble. The estimates locally are that we have between 2,000 and 3,000 undocumented workers in our region, as well. That brings in the federal CBSA. That brings in the provincial department of labour, and all those situations.
I'm assuming this is outside the scope of the audit. Did you run into any situations where...? We often find in the press disturbing images of housing situations. Quite often those are traced back to labour contractors. They're traced back to situations that are not under the jurisdiction of this program.
I'll start with the Auditor General.
Did you run into any such situations?