I think it's important for us to know because, again, the kind of finding you would make against someone would have profound implications. You need to feel that you can do your work on behalf…. You've been authorized to undertake these investigations, you should be authorized to follow through on them.
I'm concerned there might be an attempt to intimidate, whether or not you personally can be challenged, because you'd have to think about that. If you do not have liability protection and you have a limited budget, where would the money come from for a legal defence if someone decides to sue for a multi-million dollar amount?