Social Services Committee — Department of Justice has, approximately, a $260 million budget. Some things this year that we will find throughout the Estimates: a $1.5 million impact from the ground search and rescue inquiry; there has also been $1 million set aside for the treatment, experiences and outcomes of Innu in the child protection system. We've also allocated $200,000 this year for a review of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act . As well, you will see some capital expenditure on the RNC fleet. As of September 20 of this year, across the department we have 1,623 PCNs. Of that, 1,339 are full-time staff, 251 are temporary, 33 currently are 13-week hires and another 33 people are on contracts. These numbers do not include the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. One of the common themes, I think you will notice this evening as we go through the process, is variation in salaries this year and that variation in salaries is due to the 27th pay period in this fiscal year. That will have a department-wide impact of some $4.77 million. I would also like to note that there are very little actual COVID impacts tonight when you look at dollar figures throughout this budget. It's about a two-week impact of COVID, but I think what you will find, if you deviate into some more discussions around policy, which I'm more than willing to do, there will be some impacts to implementation of programs and other things due to COVID and impacts, obviously, on the court system and other parts of the department that are not reflected here in actual dollar figures but are reflected in other ways. With that, I will certainly turn it back to you, Mr. Chair. — 30 September 2020