I can only comment on the times that I was there on the sexual assault things that happened. I really felt that through Graham James and a couple of those other situations, we handled it correctly internally, from our legal...to our insurance, to our risk and safety management, but we didn't handle it correctly because we took so much of it in camera. When I look back at this, I look at all the documents we did on the negotiations on each one of those legal cases, and then we had to sit down with those victims. We were really thorough.
We were really thorough on that. I lived that. I know how many times I met with those victims. I wish we could change that we didn't go in camera—we did. We didn't have minutes taken. I think that's a big part of what Justice Cromwell was alluding to.
We had to focus more on the off-ice situations with players. I was dealing a lot with on-ice, the hitting from behind, the Brad Hornung situation. There was a lot of that.