Thank you, Chair. I would just ask the officials this.
The comment was with regard to the overall process in terms of the body that oversees the program, which is through the University of Ottawa. I would agree with him that there is some level of transparency; however, I would ask him to send to the committee those selection criteria. I don't know that they're as transparent as he's making them out to be.
Certainly, when I've looked in the past—and I've looked several times over the last couple of months—they are not always available in both French and English, and there are still some significant grey areas. I would ask those to be tabled with the committee just so that we can peruse them, and I certainly would ask that he make sure those are in fact up on the website consistently and not taken down for any period of time.
However, the comment does skip over what this subamendment does, which is to make sure that the cases that are selected...that rights are not in conflict with one another. That's a bit of a different issue from what was commented on with regard to the selection of the panel.