So the answer is no. It's not about words or using a magic wand, but about reality and the facts. It's simply no. Is that correct? I'll take that as a yes.
I have another question about the progress being made on another issue: the KPMG case. Three years ago, the Minister of National Revenue constantly told us that everyone was going to be prosecuted, justice would be served, no one would escape justice and the people responsible would be made to pay.
Can you give us a progress report on the KPMG case and tell us whether the firm, and not just its clients, will suffer the consequences of its actions, which you and I both know have been publicly exposed?