Okay.
In a case by Mr. Angus, I want to go back to it just briefly. As I said, I often look at these things and see the partisan political purposes behind it. But the reality is that I didn't think there were a lot of new facts in the report you presented. I believe Mr. Angus, if he wasn't part of it, certainly a number of his colleagues were, when Mr. Jaffer came before committee. I didn't think there were any new facts per se, but I thought that the findings pertaining to the facts of the case were what was valuable to government, and in fact, something that, as I said, we've appreciated.
Would you agree that there weren't a lot of new facts in the report? It was more looking at the facts of the case with respect of the act.