Thank you, Commissioner.
I'll go back to the interim. You know, investigations sometimes last six, eight or nine months. When an investigation lands on your desk and it was started by a predecessor or by the team—who are already working very well—you have to make the decision and sign the report.
If you stay in your interim position for six months and leave while an investigation is under way, will the next commissioner have to start the whole investigation over again and redo what's already been done?
In two or three weeks, will you be signing reports that are already being drafted, or will you need to start the process all over again to ensure that it meets your own requirements?