Mr. Speaker, I sometimes feel that I am the only one left with a good memory. I am so glad that the hon. member for Windsor West also recalls that the SDTC has done lots of good work. There were a lot of good firms associated with it. I want to give credit to the Hon. Gary Lunn, the former member for Saanich—Gulf Islands. That is unusual, I suppose. I have not mentioned his name here in a long time, but he was a member of the Harper cabinet whom I defeated to be elected here. He did a lot of good work in setting up SDTC. Groundbreaking renewable energy firms and others started receiving grants in that period.
In the years since, we have seen a steady deterioration of basic good practice within the Government of Canada, with outsourcing to Deloitte, outsourcing to McKinsey and outsourcing of the kinds of things that allowed the ArriveCAN app scandal to happen. I also see the same kinds of behaviour here. Does my hon. colleague from Windsor West agree with me, and could he comment on that?