Mr. Speaker, all we can say is that we did not get answers to our questions and that opposition parties are also there to shed light on the management of public finances. This is one of our responsibilities.
As for calling for the resignation of the Minister of Human Resources Development in light of this huge scandal, we can certainly do that, but we could also call for the resignation of the Minister for International Trade, who just skated around while he was in charge of HRDC, claiming that he really knew his department and how it was managed.
We do have to look at how that department is managed. We know where the orders come from. They come from the big boss. It is urgent to shed light on HRDC's management process.
We are not satisfied with the minister's replies. She knew about the report and about the internal problems long before all this was made public, but the government tried to downplay the situation.