It's not a question of....
You are trying to get me into income tax issues here. That is not the issue at all. The issue is whether this gift, in any way, puts forward a situation in subsection 11(1), which I have pointed out, and I read it out to you. It's something “that might reasonably be seen to have been given to influence the public office holder”.
Is the effect here, under the complaint, that somebody gave a gift to the Prime Minister, who is his personal friend, that is likely to influence the behaviour of the Prime Minister? That's really the question we're looking at. Whether the gift was given by Mr. Green or by the company that he controls doesn't affect us. We know what the gift was, and it has been publicly disclosed.