No, it's not so much that.... Ministers' offices would receive the same information, obviously, because it goes to the minister, but they would interpret it possibly in a different way, and there needs to be room in the process for the discussion to happen. As you know, people in ministers' offices have a lot of local knowledge as well and may interpret information that comes in, in a way that might be different from the way the department might interpret it. It requires that the two sides talk to make sure we can get to the bottom of the questions.
Ministers' offices have the absolute right to ask a lot of questions, as they should, because that's the system we work in. There's a kind of analysis that goes on in the department that can be and should be questioned by people in the minister's office. So that's the kind of back and forth that goes on. It's the political nature of things that has nothing to do with us. We don't engage in those discussions, nor should we.