In your response, you spoke to shoring up that public confidence. When you were last at the committee, or if not the last time, then in one of our recent conversations at committee, I raised the sale of controlled assets as the standard for divestment. Your answer, which I'm paraphrasing, was that the issues of valuation and structuring created difficulties, but you didn't say that divestment by sale was the wrong standard. This is something that the committee recommended to the House, a sale-only rule for the Prime Minister.
Is it fair to say that your concern is about implementation and not simply about the principle of stricter divestment and, as the committee recommended, divestment by sale?
