Thank you very much.
The other point I would make is that in response to a point raised by Mr. Motz, and it's a fair point, when documents are provided, there's an indication of a type of privilege. In court you'd often see solicitor-client privilege. It's just indicated that the portion that is blacked out is under solicitor-client privilege. The text behind the redaction is not provided along with the assertion of the privilege. It's simply the assertion of the privilege. That's the first point.
I'd also like to speak to the point that I think, given everything that is going on, it's really incumbent upon us to be moving as expeditiously as possible with hearing witnesses. I'm not sure if this is the best-suited motion to be addressing the redactions, which have been done for what I presume are very valid and legitimate reasons. That actually detracts from the important work of this committee, which many of us are eager to get on with.