A little earlier, my colleague asked you whether, in the event of an apparent conflict of interest, the Ethics Commissioner is the person who is entitled to say whether or not there is a real conflict of interest. There could be a lot of them with all the businesses that may be subject to federal decisions.
Do you think that, at some point, that person could end up overwhelmed by the number of cases to be processed and could, by necessity, let a few slip by? Do you see that as something that could happen, given the current structure of the Ethics Commissioner's office and the way things work in Canada?