I thank you for that, because, based on the discussion today, there may be some further discussion, as Mr. Fergus implied, that may have to occur. I don't think it's unreasonable to expect that the end of this fiscal year, which is March 31, is a reasonable timeline in order to publish the code.
I think it's safe—and if I'm wrong, please let me know—that on behalf of the committee, we ask that these not be published until at least the end of the fiscal year. If that's your goal, I don't see that as an unreasonable timeline. That will give the committee time, and it will give, based on today's testimony and today's questions, outside stakeholders an opportunity to provide input as well. If there is new information, you can consider that, as you say.
The problem we have as a committee—and we discussed this the other day—is that we now have 29 meetings left before the end of the year, and there are several issues that we are dealing with, not the least of which is access to information. Therefore, I am going to make that request, and I can do it formally in a letter as well, if it is the will of the committee to ask you to consider holding off on publishing this in the Gazette at least until the end of this fiscal year. That will allow committee members an opportunity, so if that's reasonable to you—