Thank you for the question.
For the past four or five years, we've rushed things in order to come up with solutions, we've rushed to organize a meeting, we've brought together everyone in sport, we ask ourselves questions, then we draw up a list, and we say that we have the matter in hand. However, no one talks to one another, and the organizations that are set up to find solutions aren't the right ones. They aren't the right people around the table, they aren't asking the right questions, and they don't have the right skills. So we're not getting to the right solution.
So basically, no, I don't think it's going to do much. Why? Because, in its current form, the Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner is doing more harm than good. It's poorly set up, poorly thought out and poorly implemented. It creates more problems than it solves. We need to stop all this and think, so when we take action, the measures will be put in place properly—