Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thanks to the witnesses for being here today.
Like my colleague to my right, my career predominantly was involved in training and development at the Nova Scotia Community College. When I hear examples of people getting their licence for a particular level in terms of truck driving in two days, in three days, my jaw drops.
Throughout this testimony we talked about training, safety, information sharing and enforcement, which are predominantly if not solely focused on the provinces. When I think of training and development in particular, I want to ask a couple of questions.
It's the provincial responsibility. Mr. Adams, you talked about the fact that, and I don't want to put words into your mouth, there's not enough enforcement, there are not enough people doing due diligence to ensure that in no world should you complete a program in two days to drive a truck. Two weeks? You said 200 hours, I think.