Ms. Doyle, conflict of interest was clearly central to this whole situation.
We talked about the former board's conflicts of interest, but it's increasingly clear that there could also be conflicts of interest within the executive branch and among consultants, whether they are self-employed or consultants working at firms.
In June, the committee heard from Sheryl Urie, vice-president of finance at Sustainable Development Technology Canada.
She mentioned that they were already working with Deloitte, and that they had not yet ascertained whether Deloitte was going to audit eligible businesses, as has been mentioned several times. The answer we received did not clearly establish whether they were going to conduct a conflict of interest audit between Deloitte and the companies they audited.
I think it's very important to clear that up and to submit evidence to this committee showing that the verification was done between the firm that assesses whether projects are eligible and the companies that are assessed.
Can you provide that important piece of evidence to the committee, please?