Thank you, Madam Chair. I also want to thank the witnesses.
Mr. Lynch, in the overview, the summary of your report, you basically concluded that the investigation was unable to determine who leaked the report, to whom it was leaked, or whether there was any one leak. In layman's terms, what you are saying is that the report was unable to get to the bottom of it.
The first four of your recommendations, as was already stated by my colleague, are extremely weak. They just remind everyone of their responsibilities and talk about training sessions.
Do you think that's acceptable for the public, given the fact that this is a serious issue here, a breach of confidential information and political interference in the U.S. democratic primaries? Do you not see that, given the nature of the scandal, the public was warranted, as were we, as parliamentarians, something much more substantial than asking people to be reminded of their responsibilities?