I thank you very much for the question. I think it speaks to the heart of quite a bit of misperception when it comes to the true professional practice of government relations.
There seems to be at least the inference from some quarters that the practice of government relations is very much a one-sided affair. Government relations, in practice, is a very reciprocal activity where government and stakeholders work together in the hope of coming to good policy, good programs, and good initiatives.
Without clarity in terms of whether or not to record when a meeting is arranged or whether somebody from the government might call us to arrange a meeting, who establishes that contact, when the contact is established, whether or not it's a face-to-face meeting, whether or not it's a conference call, a conference, without that kind of detail really the question speaks to a degree of disclosure that is truly onerous.