That's an excellent question.
I'm not the only party who told Transport Canada it needed to measure effectiveness. This committee has done it. The Transportation Safety Board has done it. The Treasury Board directives expect every organization to measure its effectiveness. I would even draw an analogy to some of the reports that I just tabled related to the government's response to COVID-19. The importance of acting on known issues, I think, has just been highlighted. We see it in rail safety, and we saw it in pandemic preparedness. I really do hope that the entire government recognizes the importance to take action on measures, and rail safety is a crucial area where it should.
I encourage the committee to hold Transport Canada to account in addition to our audit work. If you call them as a witness and you make recommendations, follow up on those recommendations. The more pressure that we can all put on them to take action around safety, I believe is the best thing that we can do for Canadians.