First of all, I think everyone at this end of the table shares your concerns for what was alleged to have happened that evening. That is not something that we would ever want in any activity, in any sport or anywhere in this country. If you're feeling that we don't share that view, I apologize, and I want every Canadian to know that we take this seriously, and we've said it from day one.
We undertook an extensive process. Neither the London Police Service nor our third party investigator was able to confirm what happened that evening, and that was not from lack of effort. Our investigation took place over a 26-month period. On the advice of our third party investigator, we were not able to impose sanctions. They advised us that we lacked due process for them.
It's not something that we take lightly, and I've said multiple times that if further information were to come forward, we would re-engage the investigative process and we would handle the investigation and any potential discipline exactly the way we intended it to be handled in the summer of 2018. We take responsibility. We hold ourselves accountable for this.