Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank the hon. member for two things. One is his question, and second is his clarification. I thank him for the correction. His office is next to mine, and he keeps a very close eye on what I may be saying or doing, so I appreciate it. It is always done in the context of trying to deliver better and more, so I appreciate it.
To respond to his question, I think he knows full well that although its mandate will change in terms of moving from civilization to history, the structure and the manner in which the Canadian museum of history is run by its executive, its CEO, its directors, and all of its staff, and the way the facility is managed as a crown corporation separate from the government, shows very clearly that the intentions will remain as stated in the bill and as stated by the individuals who do such a great job for us at the museum.