I think those are fair statements. I mean, as you know, if we put ourselves in the shoes of a journalist, they report stories all the time that reach back into history as long as that history is newsworthy and in the public interest. We're patient. We wait out these requests as long as it's feasible, given the resources of our newsrooms, which, as everyone around the table knows, are typically shrinking. There's a time limit on everything.
If a government loses power, and then another government gains power, and three years later there's an access to information request that comes back that has some pretty vital information in the public interest about the last government's actions, we might still report the story, but it sure would have been nice if we could have reported the story three years ago.