Thank you, Madam Chair.
I do want to get to Canada Soccer and the witnesses.
I'm in support of Mr. Waugh's proposal to go in camera, but I want to just correct—I have to, I feel compelled to correct. Hockey Canada in their letter did not say they would not provide the report. They said if the committee wanted the report, despite the concerns they expressed to the committee, they would provide the report, and I don't want it to be unfairly portrayed that they refused to provide the report. The letter is very clear that they will provide the report. They wanted to express concerns to the committee.
I believe there is a way to manage receiving the report and also addressing the confidentiality concerns that perhaps Hockey Canada has. Certainly nobody on this committee wishes to impede potential prosecutions by the London police or by Hockey Canada itself investigating its own players, and I'm sure there's a way that we often use to keep the documents confidential by viewing them in certain ways that can alleviate everybody's concerns.
I just didn't want anybody to believe that Hockey Canada had said they refused to provide it. They said they would provide it. They just wanted to express concerns.
Thank you.