Okay, but the minister was the one who received it. He received it from Craig Kielburger, someone who hired his daughter, someone who had flown him around the world, and it's listed in there that he approved it.
I'm concerned, because on April 17, Minister Chagger meets with Craig Kielburger and Sofia Marquez. They are briefed at that time about the details. Minister Chagger says they aren't, but according to Sofia Marquez's notes, they were given some key details.
My concern is that because they had such a close relationship, maybe other organizations were not considered. For example, the very next day you tell your colleagues not to call Shopify because ESDC has “a better way”. Well, that's the day after the meeting with Craig Kielburger.
On April 19, Ms. Wernick sends an urgent email to Craig Kielburger. Then she debriefs her department. That Monday— within three days—there's already a meeting with the Kielburgers on the Kielburger plan and nobody else. Shopify is not involved. YMCA is not involved. All the names that we've heard are not involved. It is only, from that moment on, the Kielburgers.
I'm not blaming you. I just think that, in the desire to satisfy a government that was so close to the Kielburgers, other decisions weren't checked out—for example, Shopify. Why were they dropped?