Mr. Speaker, the auditor general was referring to immediate needs.
But the six point plan was severely criticized by Deloitte & Touche, experts to whom she turned, and she published a new plan, which is supposedly the same as the draft, the same day as the study. She ignored the experts' advice.
In the situation in which she now finds herself, lurching from one gaffe to another, how can the minister ignore the advice of experts she herself has hired?