Thank you, Mr. Conacher and Madame Lapointe.
Mr. Conacher, I have one question, and it relates to something that Mr. Majumdar asked. I can only cite this example because, over a period of a week, the Prime Minister said that he had met with institutional investors, investment bankers and community, both in New York and in London. As you are aware, the Prime Minister has 103 declared conflicts of interest. He was asked whom he met with, but he was rather evasive in that response.
Do you believe that Canadians have the right to know, given the scope and scale of the conflicts of interest that the Prime Minister has declared, whom he met with and why? Why do you think that?