No. The consensus went the other way. At the March 31 board meeting where this was discussed, I had recommended the creation of the independent committee. The board, however, some directors, said they thought it would be better if the outside review were to report to the full board. That was the way it was left at the end of that meeting. That was the unanimous view.
During the subsequent week, a rear guard view began to emerge of should we be doing this with the full board, and isn't it more appropriate that it be reporting to an independent committee of three—three so-called independents—who were not involved in any way with the foundation from 2014-17?
Two board members wrote to the board, one after the other, proposing that idea and proposing that the board revert to that. I then wrote a subsequent memo, which I referred to in my opening remarks and which I have passed to the clerk, saying that I felt there was a consensus emerging around the idea of.... There was a consensus emerging in the other memos from other directors who were themselves uninvolved and independent from the China events, and that we might consider moving forward on the basis of that consensus.