Thank you.
I'm hoping Madam Shanahan isn't doing this to interrupt my time, because I really want to talk with my old friend Pablo. We sat on a number of committees together. I hope that's not coming out of my time.
I think what's really fascinating here is about Mr. Theis, and I'm going to put my cards on the table: I want to get this study finished. We have to get this thing done. There's not much that I don't know now that I didn't know before, because of the 5,000 pages of documents, but what I do know is that Mr. Theis is the director of cabinet affairs, so when he meets with Marc and Craig Kielburger on May 5, they're discussing the plan that's about to go to cabinet. That's what they're discussing in that 25 minutes.
Afterwards Craig writes to Rick Theis and thanks him for the conversation about “streamlining the contribution agreement.” What was streamlined in the agreement as a result of that conversation with Rick Theis, the director of cabinet affairs?