Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  He's not with us online, presently. I can't reach him. I've had my staff try to reach him as well, and he's not responding.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I'm sorry to interrupt you, Mr. Chair. Mrs. Gill would like to rise on a point of order.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I'd like to inform you that the witness on the first panel is not here. Therefore, we didn't do a sound check with him. I also haven't had the opportunity to do a sound check with Ms. Atwin or with you, Mr. Chair. Since Mr. Ross will be testifying in person, there's no need to d

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I will, gladly. Tell me, how's the weather in your city?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Ms. Atwin, can you say something?

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, we can hear you well. Thank you very much. I just got the thumbs-up from the interpreters. We're ready to proceed, Mr. Chair. Thank you.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Is there another headset that the chief might have? Sometimes unplugging the headset from the computer and plugging it back in again works. Mr. Battiste has a point of order.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, they said it's a little bit improved, so they'll try again.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, I'm sorry to interrupt. It's the clerk. I apologize. Madame Gill has a point of order.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  The minutes will be posted later today for the meeting.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  No. Not the motions.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I circulated the email.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, the only thing that I circulated was the order of reference that came from Journals. That's all I have.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  We did check and unfortunately it didn't work out.