Mr. Chair, I can understand that. The main reason for changing it to “complete” is that, in the same sentence, it is stated that we want to complete the study by November 16, which is a deadline. However, one does not undertake something with a fixed date. So, in my view, saying that we are completing the study by a fixed date fits much better in the same sentence than saying that we are going to undertake a study. It's a matter of language.
