Certainly. I just wonder about when the question of public interest arises around awareness among the general public about compliance with the act and whether the RCMP or the prosecution service believes there's a reasonable prospect of conviction. That doesn't necessarily mean that your work was done in vain. Perhaps, sometimes, as is often the case in the House, simply the public being aware of who's who in the zoo can serve as a warning to people in government and business about who they're dealing with.
With that, if I may, I'll turn it over to Mr. Ho, Madam Chair.