The same letter was handed out to media by a CBC executive prior to the meeting. Both had accused Tait of lying and misleading the committee over executive bonuses during a previous meeting. Executive bonuses have been a focal point of the committee's work as it studies recent job cuts made within CBC/Radio-Canada. Tait previously told the committee a decision over bonuses would begin in March, at the end of the fiscal year. But new projected revenue, including a $42 million injection from the federal government, will help manage this year without further job cuts, Tait told MPs Tuesday.
