I'll come back to the issue of trust again. The goal is to gain the trust of the public, of Canadians. As you know, people's trust generally depends on their perception. It can sometimes be stronger or weaker.
Do you feel that the perception or the appearance of a conflict of interest can damage public trust as much as a real conflict of interest can?
How should institutions, the government, opposition parties, the House of Commons and decision-makers best manage this issue of perception?