That was a bit later, in 2007. That was the era of David Mulroney, and Colleen Swords phoned to suggest not to put things on paper any more. Before that, the tenor was set quite early. I think David Mulroney first came out in March 2007, after, I believe, a human rights report had been leaked and published in The Globe and Mail. I forget the sequence, but a redacted version was released and then the full version was published.
In March 2007 Mr. Mulroney suggested that we be very careful about what we put in our next human rights report. From that time on—I left in October 2007—there was a strong emphasis, which was reinforced to us, that things are best done on paper and that reporting, if it was sent, should be sent to a very limited number of people. Certain more sensitive items were removed before they were even sent.