That's a very good question.
I think that might be something beneficial. Maybe because it was short notice, we haven't followed the study as closely as we ought to before we came here. We really didn't know how to present and to be the very best prepared.
Should it go public? I don't know. You might need to guard some of the details for the integrity of the committee. That would be something I'd have to think about. If it was public it might give a little bit more room for contribution by different bodies so the approach can be holistic rather than just what I might say today. I don't mean to be critical of the way the committee is handled or is administered. It was just a comment, maybe, to take the heat off me if I didn't sound very well prepared.