Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I'll speak first about the broad topic of consumer confidence.
I couldn't agree with you more. This is something that's top of my mind, and I strongly believe that the public wants to know how this happened. We have to tell them the story of exactly what happened and when it happened and why it happened. That's why a key part of our investigation will be communication.
In support of that, we have found two family members who have spoken with us already and will actually be coming to meet with us. Just hearing the ideas families have and about what their experience has been has been very helpful so far and will continue to be.
Additionally, we know that family physicians across Canada have advice for us, and we are reaching out to physicians through a survey. We think that will be helpful, because to restore confidence we have to answer the question of how this happened. Family doctors and other physicians are a big part of supporting families and supporting Canadians in understanding that.
On your question about documentation, it is our plan to submit all documents supporting our recommendations and findings along with the report. So those will be available.
Mr. Chairman, I apologize if I've forgotten part of the question.