Okay. This article was about three weeks ago.
This then gets into the question that my colleague was raising. The mandate letters that many ministers received addressed the appearance of conflict of interest—not merely true conflict of interest, but the appearance of it. It suggests that some Canadians may view that as having two bars, one being set by the Prime Minister, and one being set in legislation.
I guess I'm still not sure which bar your office may look at. Do you strictly look at the legislative bar, or are these mandate letters that tell the minister that they must avoid the appearance of conflict of interest part of how you analyze the file?