That's what I recall.
For the benefit of the committee, we have up until the House is set to adjourn in June. I know it's early to be talking about that, since we just got back, but we have 30 meetings scheduled for this committee, from this point forward. With everything in the air and all the studies asked for, we have to be mindful and try to fit all of that in. My goal is to fit all of it in, but if I were to have priorities right now, as chair, they are ATIP and the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct.
I'll remind the committee, as well, that we sent a letter to the Lobbying Commissioner, asking her to hold off on gazetting that, because there was interest—on the part of the committee and others outside the committee—in understanding a bit more about what some of those proposed changes are. That's where things stand right now.
Go ahead, Mr. Barrett.