Public Accounts committee  Thank you for having us. We're very proud to represent PSP and to be able to talk about PSP with you at this session.

Public Accounts committee  Neil, do you want to take that?

Public Accounts committee  I think I'll allow Neil to answer that.

Public Accounts committee  Please do.

Public Accounts committee  I'll take that. It's Martin Glynn here. I'm the chair. Yes, we have a very arm's-length relationship with the government, but a very good one. We have a number of mechanisms to make sure that we're on track respecting and understanding their risk appetite. We liaise with the chief actuary and many other parties.

Public Accounts committee  Neil, why don't you take this?

Public Accounts committee  Yes. I'm 30 seconds away. I appreciate this. I just wanted to say that yesterday there was an announcement of our CEO Neil Cunningham's planned retirement, the news of which was officially conveyed to the board last week. He has given us 13 months' notice so we can perform a proper external/internal search.

Public Accounts committee  Neil or J.F., do you want to answer that?

Public Accounts committee  Thank you very much. Good morning. I'm pleased to appear before the committee today to discuss the results of the special examination of PSP Investments that was tabled at the end of 2021. I would like to start by acknowledging that, since I'm in Vancouver, I am on the traditional unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples.