Well, the tragic irony, Chair, if I may, is that at a time when we have an organization that is working to support human rights in places like Afghanistan, the Congo--we know the list--we have an organization that has a chair who is telling employees they can't talk. Not only that, I think if you look at the statute of this organization, it is independent from government, so I have no idea why Mr. Braun feels it's necessary to cc the Minister of Foreign Affairs. I see that more as a chill, a freeze, on employees being able to speak freely. But I want to ask you this. You mention that at this point there was clearly a chill about speaking out. Did staff at that point believe there was an opportunity to actually speak to the chair in an open way?
On March 30th, 2010. See this statement in context.