Yes. I just want to clarify one statement, and then I'll turn it over to my colleague.
I'm interested in your explanation of the extreme complexity of identifying which documents in ministerial offices are accessible and which aren't. I want to go back to Mr. Togneri's statement, which was very much a warning to you to “understand the consequences of grandstanding against a political staffer”. It seems to me that the decision of the court to interpret section 67.1 is creating a sense that an entire class of political staffers see themselves as being immune to being investigated, and that if there are questions about documents that may be damaging to ministers, the only persons who can make decisions about those documents being released are the ministers themselves. Are you concerned that we're in a situation again, an information black hole, that will ultimately undermine accountability within this government?