I was directly implicated in that because Mr. Beauregard was in Kabul and I was here. They knew all along that it was my quote that was juxtaposed with the minister's quote on the Embassy front page. The interview I gave was not about the minister, was not about CIDA. It was about the general situation and knowledge of this law in Kabul. Immediately after it was published I was in touch with the head of the Afghanistan task force. That morning we had a discussion and explained the situation. The CIDA communications team and our communications team worked together to undo the damage that was done, because I was quoted out of context. When Mr. Braun found out, I believe he e-mailed Rémy. From what I remember, it was a long section in Mr. Beauregard's evaluation. When we read Mr. Beauregard's evaluation, I found out that he was--
On March 30th, 2010. See this statement in context.