And that's exactly what I told the clerks, that two hours would have been perfect. But deputy ministers have to go to cabinet meetings, and that's why we accommodated him, for 8:30.
I think collectively, as a committee, we know what we want to say in the report. We have come to a point where we have enough material, and we will hear from our witnesses now. We have told the deputy minister that we'll give him written questions for which we want answers, so if there are any questions that are really frustrating you, and if, after we have heard from our witnesses here, there are things that are still up in the air, we can ask for specific answers.
With that, I welcome Professor Lahey, Armine Yalnizyan, and Nancy Peckford back to our committee.
I'm sure you're going to have many interesting things to say to us. You have been given the 2008 analysis just now—or was it submitted to you earlier?
Who would like to go first?
Professor Lahey.