Chair, I'm not debating, but how would they know that? I say that because when we have guests here and we ask them—it can be a fairly intimidating thing to be in front of a committee, and they don't know.... I would guess, if I were asked to be in front of a committee, without any experience, I wouldn't necessarily know what my rights and responsibilities were.
How do you strike that balance where they know they would have the right to say to this all-powerful, this very important committee...? Is it just a best guess or best luck that they ask the question, or do we advise them? Is there a protocol to that? I keep coming back to protocol because I think there has to be something where we advise them. Or do we just hope they'll ask the question?