Okay. I hope that doesn't come from my time, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Mr. Arason, you're in an interesting dilemma. You're the new CEO, appointed by the government, after the previous CEO, who had the full confidence of the elected board of directors, was fired by the government for being honest and spelling out the facts about the Canadian Wheat Board.
I will say, having seen you in the position previously, that we do have confidence in you as CEO.
The remarks you made are very worrisome, in that I think, as we've seen from the parliamentary secretary's statement.... You say in your submission to us today that a number of parties, including members of Parliament, have recently stated publicly and in printed material that the Canadian Wheat Board has been underselling the market for durum wheat and as it relates to Algeria as well.
Has the minister's office, which would include the parliamentary secretary, requested the proper information and documentation from you in terms of your pricing regime? I know that it has to remain confidential for commercial reasons, and it puts you in a bind that you can't go out there and actually publicly say what you receive, but has their office requested information from the Wheat Board? Or have you provided it?