Thank you.
I don't want to be overly lawyerly about this, but I do want to remind the members of the committee that the minutes of our meetings are accessible to all concerned across the country. It may be that, as any particular member of the committee might interpret a motion, it means no confidential documents, of course. But others reading it may not interpret it that way. My view is always that if we have a particular intention in mind, we are much better to express it in the motion clearly, so that anyone else reading it will know what was intended.
So although it's fine to pooh-pooh it and say, “Oh, well, it's not necessary to be so specific”, I think it certainly doesn't hurt and it is better for those who read our minutes.
Thank you.