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Government Operations committee In 2014.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee That's right.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee It was signed in 2014. I should mention that I was in a different job at that time.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee These are all things that I have learned and my colleagues that are there put it in place at the time because, for the reasons Mr. Finn stated, the nature of the build in Vancouver was complex, small runs of different kinds of ships for two government departments over time. The
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee We are present in the yard. We are integrated with them, overseeing the build program, and working with suppliers. There is robust governance. I can assure you, the three of us meet very regularly with the shipyards. We look at the program of work, the progress. We talk about ris
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee That's an excellent question. Thank you very much. It's interesting. We hired a gentleman to give the government advice. His name is Mr. Steve Brunton. He is from the U.K. He asked, “Why does Canada do this to itself?” He said, “You're putting out budget estimates before you ha
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee Mr. Chair, if I may, I'll put it in really plain language, because it is a kind of fundamental shipbuilding principle. Normally in shipbuilding you'd build a long run of many of the same kind of ship, and the client department would pay at the beginning. It would say, “All righ
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee Thank you for the question, Mr. Chair. As I said at the outset, it had been 30 years since Canada had built ships, so the yards had to upgrade their infrastructure at their own cost, and government, both PSPC and client departments, had to grow and build internal expertise. We
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee I really like debates. In a former life, I was a litigator. It's not a problem. I'm used to it.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee I will continue, if I may. The process was competitive, and the then auditor general said that it was fair, transparent and open.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee It's important to note that two shipyards were selected to build large vessels. However, the building of small vessels remains competitive, and....
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee Allow me to finish. Vessel maintenance is also competitive, and that means....
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee Thank you. I will say once again that that does not in any way constitute an investment in shipyard infrastructure. As I have said, the fact that these elements are competitive helps expand the marine industry in Canada. We currently have a commitment with the industry to mainta
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell
Government Operations committee Thank you.
June 9th, 2016Committee meeting
Lisa Campbell