Thank you very much, Chair.
The issue of criminality has been raised a few times, and I think that's a red herring as well. I think this is a breach of trust. Confidential information was leaked, and damage was done to our international reputation. If we really wanted to, I genuinely believe we could have found the source of the leak.
One of the questions that comes to me—and, Mr. Lynch, perhaps you could speak to this—is the whole notion of a conflict of interest. You have a very close working relationship with the chief of staff, Ian Brodie, and you're asked to conduct an investigation that really looks at Mr. Brodie and his indiscretion as a person who actually started this, I would say, fiasco, or this international problem or incident. You're asked to conduct an investigation of a person with whom you work very closely. Does this pose a conflict of interest of any kind?