That's a very fair point, Mr. Renney. Let me come back to the path you're on. I heard very well that you're on a path, and I appreciate the path. It's great to have a forward-looking path that improves the organization's harassment and bullying policies going forward. I'm going to have some questions about that, but I think people are probably—I guess I am, just as an ordinary guy here—at a bit of a loss as to how that path doesn't include trying to get to the bottom of which eight players were involved in this incident. A very limited number of players could have been involved on this team at that event. Numerous other people could testify as to who might have gone into that hotel room.
Are there any plans at this point at Hockey Canada or any of the member organizations to delve further into this matter to, for example, create rules requiring all the players who were at the event to speak to investigators to try to get to the bottom of who these players are? As Mr. Waugh said, it is of concern that you may have perpetrators of a very serious alleged incident, who were never even identified, either playing in the league or coaching.
The fact that they haven't been identified sort of shocks me. Please speak to that.