Yes, that's quite normal, and we understand.
The thing that I find very surprising, Minister, is that although you were informed of this situation in mid-July by our colleague Mr. Housefather, you did not react until after social media had been informed.
So we were made aware of this situation on Twitter before your department reacted. It's a bit ironic. I get the impression that it was the pressure from social media that made you react. I'm rather concerned that your ministry didn't act more quickly and address this situation a month earlier.
Also, you said that you had held the organization in question to account and asked it to provide you with an update. What did the Community Media Advocacy Centre and Laith Marouf say to you when you asked them to provide these accounts?