We felt that, first of all, the right thing to do was to deal with the young woman, and secondly, it was right for the organization. We didn't know all of the details of the night, but we did believe harm was caused.
We had two options. One was basically to work with the young lady to arrive at a resolution that met her needs and didn't revictimize her or force her to litigate, which likely would reveal her identity and would essentially condone this behaviour to Canadians. We didn't believe we would get a definitive coverage answer from our insurance. We are already having debates about insurance of the sexual abuse nature that are committed by players. We didn't feel we would have a covered answer back for months, if not years.