Justice committee  You can have one more quick question, Mr. Casey.

Justice committee  Yes, very quick. Thank you for those questions and answers. Our next questioner from the Conservative Party is Mr. Wilks.

Justice committee  Mr. Legault would like to add to it.

Justice committee  Okay, thank you. We got that.

Justice committee  You are definitely out of time. But a quick answer to that question....

Justice committee  Okay, thank you for those questions and answers. The next questioner is Mr. Casey from the Liberal Party.

Justice committee  Thank you for those questions and answers. Our next questioner, from the Conservative party, is Mr. Dechert.

Justice committee  Thank you very much. Mr. Saunders, I believe you have a presentation.

Justice committee  Thank you for being here today. To the officials from all the organizations, thank you very much. We are going to go to rounds of questions. Our first questioner, I am assuming, is Madam Boivin of the New Democratic Party.

Justice committee  Seventy-six.

Justice committee  I call this meeting to order. Thank you for being here. Today, for this hour, we're at the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights, meeting number 76. Today, pursuant to Standing Order 81(4), we're dealing with the main estimates: vote 1 under Administrative Tribunals Sup

Justice committee  I want to thank you for joining us today. It was an honour to have you here today. We're sorry we have to cut this short because we actually have to go and vote in a few minutes. Enjoy the rest of the week in Canada. I hope you take away as much as you are giving here to us in

Justice committee  Mr. Casey would like to respond also.

Justice committee  We have a question for you from Mr. Opitz.

Justice committee  We did have our researcher check on your previous question. A letter is sent from the council to the Minister of Justice who could pass it on to the committee for review, but I think the system is so good, in terms of vetting who becomes a judge, that we have very few issues wit