If I can, Mr. Angus, I think you pose an important question. As I said at the outset, there were two separate lines to the investigation. The first related to allegations of inappropriate verbal disclosures by Mr. Brodie and Ambassador Wilson. In the report I present the findings of the investigators, which were that any comments that Mr. Brodie may have made during the Budget 2008 lock-up on February 26 did not reveal any information tied to the diplomatic report because he was only made aware of it on February 28. So what he may or may not have said in the lock-up bore no relationship to a document he had not yet seen, according to all our investigations.
