Let's make a parallel, sir. And I don't want to minimize the issue that you're raising--that is, the content of the document or the content of what's been blacked out. But if I go back to another life, as a table officer in the House of Commons, my duty was to help every single member, regardless of political stripe or the content of his draft bill or his motion. If a member wanted advice on how to put forward a motion on abortion, regardless of my views or anyone else's views, I gave them best draft I could.
We approach our investigations the same way. It is a process by which we are bound. The content is fundamental to the parties, but it is not ours, and not ours to judge--only that it is a fair and thorough investigation ultimately ending in a recommendation, maybe by the commissioner, that the courts would decide upon.