I appreciate the candour, but there is a timeline that I think most of us accept in the sense of who entered when and what they did, whether the CFIA; or Maple Leaf Foods, through Michael McCain, who became the very public face of this crisis; or other departments.
What I'm really asking is, are you aware that there is more than the Department of Agriculture involved here? I'll give you a couple of quick points. Maple Leaf Foods actually contacted Kevin Lynch at one point, who talked to a policy adviser at International Trade. So a lot of other folks were contacted besides just the ones you would perhaps think they were speaking to in the Department Agriculture, because it deals with the CFIA; and perhaps the PMO, because it may have been an issue for the Prime Minister's Office to look at, because of the magnitude of the issue. So there are other ministries involved.
So I guess the question really is, are you talking to those other ministries and requesting those documents from them, which may well be there—in fact, I'm sure they are—so you can have a fulsome report when you actually issue it?