Very nice; thank you very much, Mr. Baird. I hope you'll feel the same after I ask you this question.
I want to take advantage of the fact that you appear to be very open about what you think the Government of Canada should do with respect to the Toyota recalls. You've given us an indication that you have a compendium of information, but that you also already have the tools. I think you have the tools under the regulations, under the act, and under the definition that the deputy has already said you understand and have obviously reviewed over the course of the last little while.
Your view of both Toyota and the safety of the product it has been putting on Canadian roads has clearly changed over the last couple of weeks. Two days ago you said you were prepared to take a look at criminal charges. I'm wondering today whether you are prepared to impose definitions for safety-related defects that are going to guide the way that your department looks at things. Are you going to order a restructuring of the architecture of the way that complaints are received, of the process? Thirdly, are you going to take the responsibility for issuing recalls for product that is unsafe on the road?
Are you willing to do that today? You have indicated that you have the tools. Will you do it today?