The Centennial Commission? Of course, it was established by statutes to start with, and the Centennial Act was quite clear about what its purpose was. The members of the commission were well chosen from across the country to represent a broad spectrum of Canada. That didn't work very well, and we can talk about that a bit, because it's very important to see why that didn't work.
The members of the executive committee were very diligent. They met 52 times during 1967 and made the executive decisions very responsibly, I would say.