Mr. Poilievre, the way I look at this is that would be up to the witness to answer if she's not prepared to answer the question. This is in the public domain. We're not going to get into the details of the investigation. We're not going to get into the minutia of the allegations, but it was a very fair question to put.
Are you doing an investigation? Have you started an investigation? When do you expect to conclude it? If you haven't, the witness can answer that question. It's fairly simple. We're not going to get into the details. Those are fair comments that are very much in the public interest and the public has a right to know.