Thank you.
A little while ago, Ms. Weatherill, you said that, to date, no one has refused to give you any information or documents. I would like to explore that a bit further. Under your mandate, do you have the authority to request evidence and subpoena witnesses? If someone, whether from the government or not, refuses to meet with you at your request, do you have the authority to compel that person to meet with you and answer your questions? Also, do you have assurance that your report, which you will submit to the minister by July 20, will not be altered if it is made public? We do not really know what the minister intends to do with the report. We know that you will submit it to him and he will then decide when and if to release it to the public. When you were given your mandate, did you receive assurance that your report would not be put on a shelf to gather dust and that the public would have the chance to read it, as written? Or does the minister or his office, or even the Prime Minister's Office, have the discretion to take what they want from your report?