That involves legal considerations that would have to be examined.
As I said, the relationship we have with sport organizations is, first and foremost, a financial one. What binds us is a contribution agreement, a contract between two parties. That means I have limited authority as far as direct involvement in Hockey Canada goes.
However, in the wake of Hockey Canada's funding being frozen, we saw sponsors following suit, as well as an outcry and significant pressure from the public.
I would say that the most important people Hockey Canada has to answer to are members of the public, players, athletes, parents and young people playing hockey, all of whom expect a lot of Hockey Canada.
I said this, and I will say it again, Hockey Canada's leadership has to get it right. Gone are the days of doing things the same old way. Gone are the days of receiving a report and disregarding the recommendations.