Mr. Martin, I'm afraid you're out of time.
Ms. Sabourin, I must say that it would have been helpful if you had brought your files, whether you're concerned with confidentiality or not. It's not that you would have had to reveal your files necessarily; it's that the files would have been there for you to be able to answer specific questions about dates and names without having to undertake to get back to us. It may be necessary for you to come back here a second time in a process that you acknowledge to be very unusual and no doubt uncomfortable, and we wouldn't want to put you through that a second time.
So it is inappropriate that you did not bring your files with you. But hey, those things happen, and we'll do the best we can. It may be necessary for you to come back and it may be necessary for you to bring your files at that time, depending on what kinds of answers you give us in writing to the questions that you cannot answer today.
We'll go to Mr. Reid, please.