Okay. Your time's up, Mr. Calandra.
That concludes the second round. Perhaps I'll give a couple of minutes to Madame Freeman, but I just want to clarify something again, and I'm going to follow up on Mr. Calandra's point.
I just want to ask a question of you, Mr. Lacroix. It seems to me, to summarize this thing, there are hundreds of requests out there, and they're being denied on this so-called journalistic, programming, and creative, which is legitimate. But CBC is self-adjudicating that. They're not allowing any records to be seen by the Information Commissioner.
You realize that if tomorrow or the next day some member of the public comes out with a request that's being denied on these grounds, and it's obviously really not a journalistic, programming, or creative issue, a lot of your testimony here will be discredited. You realize that, do you?