Thank you.
Thank you very much, Dean Sossin, for joining us today. I just want to follow up on a number of points that you've made.
On this issue of advanced judgments, I don't know whether the commissioner in this case would be happy to do that or not. It puts a lot of onus on that person, almost a liability, because you are in effect giving a clearance, but in any event it's a good concept. I wonder if you could give us any information as to where that's actually working so we can take a look at it.
The other question I'd like to get at is, I know that in some of the writing that you've done you've looked at this issue of apparent conflict of interest and I think it's related to this question of advanced judgment as well. I think one of the questions that the committee is facing is whether or not with the omission in the current legislation—or the terms that are used “real, or apparent, or potential” in relation to conflict of interest—there actually is a big gap there. So if you have any opinion or advice on how those should be included, particularly following up from the Oliphant commission, I think it would be very helpful.