Yes, I do find that a bit unfair. There's no doubt that frequently we don't know exactly what we're looking for, so we have to ask a broad question, but it's also in our own best interest just to manage the amount of information we get coming into the bureau and keeping it under control. We have developed techniques over the years to make sure we're not swamped with information. We do it for ourselves.
We'll ask for a list of reports because we don't have the names of the reports, and then we'll choose the ones that we want from the list when we get it back, rather than just asking for whatever. We certainly don't aim to just go on a wild fishing expedition.