Yes, I was a bit generous, Ms. McPherson, only because you provided everyone with a great extro, and thank you for doing that with your time. It's well appreciated.
Folks, I've been through a lot of conversations. As I mentioned, we keep on getting better and better. Today was an excellent meeting, very informative. Thank you to my colleagues for providing that, and equally thank you to our guests, who provided their experience, their work, and their entertainment as many not only young but also older people enjoyed your books and publications. We thank you so much for bringing that experience to us here today as we go forward.
Colleagues, this brings us to our final session of the spring session. I wanted to say a huge thank you to you all. This has been quite an interesting little session we had this spring between legislation, hearings, reports and so on and so forth. Of course, we're not done yet, as we never are, but it was a good session nonetheless.
I want take a special thank you to Aimée, Gabrielle, and to Marion, who are apart of our staff, and in absentia also to Philippe Méla for his work.
If you'll join me, colleagues, I can't think of a more appropriate way to say thank you to a group of people who are highly professional for the wonderful job that they do. They always give us the thumbs-up when we're clear. I would ask you that you join me in giving them a thumbs-up, not just for being clear but also for being incredibly professional and patient. Thank you so much to our interpreters. Thank you.
Let me just name the guests very quickly before I go out.
Now, Ms. Levy, it appears that by a conservative count your name was differently pronounced in about 10 different ways, I think. How do you pronounce your name, Madam?