Mr. Speaker, I agree with most of what my friend from King—Vaughan said. The facts of the SDTC case, the fact that a previously well run institution providing funding for emerging technologies went so far off the rails is deeply concerning, so I do not want my question to seem to be trivializing it.
We have an Auditor General report and, at the request of the member for Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, we have a full report from the Commissioner of Ethics, so we have a lot of information.
With all due respect to my friend from King—Vaughan, she said two things that I do not think are in any way evidence. I do not think they are true, but I would like to know if she thinks they are true.
The first is that Annette Verschuren, who was appointed chair of SDTC and committed a number of grievous errors with respect to the failure to observe conflict of interest rules, was a friend of the Prime Minister. I do not think we even know if she was a supporter for the Liberal Party. The second is that the hon. member for King—Vaughan has said that this institution continues to defraud, but it has been wrapped up and put into a different institution.
I would like to ask her if there is information in support of those two allegations.