Perhaps it's the best of all worlds, in the fact that the commission does have the power to require people to give evidence. On the other hand, all of the evidence will be put in, at first instance, by the commission itself. Our job is to get as much information properly before the commissioner as we can in the public interest.
We don't have any point of view to bring to this, in terms of any one part of the community or another. I think a lot of that will fall to us to create an atmosphere where it's an inquiry rather than, as we lawyers say, a lis. It's not a contest between two parties but rather a seeking after the truth and learning what we can.