Thank you for that.
That being said, if they come before the committee—and we are going to extend another invitation to them, if it is the will of the committee publicly—they can respond in whatever manner they want. My view is that if they feel that information is too sensitive, then they can just say it's too sensitive. Again, I agree with you. They are under the same privileges and protections that we are as members of Parliament.
We have Mr. Green and then Mrs. Romanado.