I think that would be an excellent step forward. What I would suggest is that we have a couple of meetings. I would like to invite the procurement ombudsman. There are issues that have to be addressed. It's not our decision at the end of the day to decide in favour of CGI or TPG or the submarine contract, but I think it is incumbent upon us to hear witnesses on questions about how the procurement process is going, so we can raise those questions. We can ask at what thresholds, at what standards, at what guarantees, so that we have a sense of this, and that could be tied in to having the ombudsman appear before us.
I would prefer to have a number of those questions raised and then meet the ombudsman to say, “Listen, this is what we've been told. What are your standards? How will you approach it?” Then we actually will come out of this, after perhaps three meetings, and I think we'll all actually be a lot further ahead because of it.