Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I would say in response to that question is that the pilot we are running actually includes a postal banking service because we know this has been raised. We look forward to the results of what this pilot reveals.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, the member shared such important information, and I thank him for outlining the commitments that we have made in the budget. Shared Services Canada is doing fantastic work. Cybersecurity is extremely important. We are making the investments we need to keep the system

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I want to thank the hon. member for acknowledging my stamina this evening, but I am also surrounded by an amazing team, so I have great gratitude for all those who are here and, as I said previously, spread out all over in order to assist me this evening. For the work

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, with respect to PSPC, I can talk about initiatives that we are undertaking. In addition to the figures I gave on what we have done in our strategies with reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, we are also undertaking other efforts, which include procurement practices

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I am here this evening to talk about the procurement file and on the procurement file, I say there are a number of initiatives. I have gone over those initiatives. We absolutely appreciate the crisis that we are in, and we have aggressive measures that we are taking in

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I would say in response to this, just to give a little more background and information as to where we are, is this is about the location. There are communities across the country that are in similar situations. Since the implementation of the rural moratorium in 1

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I am already acting. I have taken this under advisement. The team has reached out to Canada Post to have a discussion about this very issue. I respect what the member is saying, but there are other issues related to this. It is not an indigenous issue: it is a rural a

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I would say is I am happy to have my team get back to the hon. member with respect to the details. In the official residence portfolio, which is the six official residences and 49 ancillary buildings, 62% are in poor or critical condition. This is an area on which

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, that is a question for DND.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, I thank my colleague for the question. First, I want to take the opportunity to thank Canada Post. During the pandemic, postal employees have worked tirelessly. I know that Canada Post wanted to keep its workers safe, but postal workers, in turn, wanted to keep Canadi

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I would say with respect to that question is that shipyards around the world are experiencing the impacts of COVID-19 and, as I have said, there are labour shortages and supply chain issues. There are a number of issues that have added to the complexity here.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, we are transparent on contracts. We are open and transparent on those contracts, and those numbers are available.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, that is with CBSA, not procurement.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, not with respect to the app. There may be services that have been related, but not with respect to the actual app.

Business of Supply  Mr. Chair, what I would say to that is that in 2021 there were 35 million doses and in 2022 there were 20 million doses.