Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Penner.
I've already done a notice of motion, Mr. Chair, for this. I move:
That, notwithstanding the scheduling motion adopted by the committee during its 16th meeting, and in light of recent media reports regarding a $206 million taxpayer funded loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to the Mersey River wind project, and allegations that the project's electricity selling entity, Roswall Development, is largely owned by individuals with close family or business ties to former Liberal Members of Parliament Scott Brison, Darrell Samson, and David Dingwall, the committee undertake a study examining the decision-making process, due diligence practices, governance safeguards, and conflict of interest policies of the Canada Infrastructure Bank as they relate to this loan;
a. That the study consist of no fewer than two meetings;
b. That the study be given absolute priority over other matters before the committee;
c. That the committee invite the Minister of Housing and Infrastructure, the CEO and other officials from the Canada Infrastructure Bank, and representatives of Roswall Development including Michel Samson, Edgar Samson, Mitchell Brison, Dan Roscoe, David Howell, and Scott Rodgers to testify before the committee in relation to the study—