Mr. Jaffer, on April 21, this was the exchange with my colleague Pat Martin. It reads:
Mr. Pat Martin: I want you to clarify this.
Mr. Rahim Jaffer: I can tell you, sir, that none of these things--
Mr. Pat Martin: Have you ever circulated your MP's business card after you ceased to be an MP?
Mr. Rahim Jaffer: I don't even understand what good that would provide. It would--
Mr. Pat Martin: It would only imply that you still have some sort of relationship to Parliament, even though you're no longer a member of Parliament.
Mr. Rahim Jaffer: As I said, I'll go back to my opening statement, because I think it's clear that--
Mr. Pat Martin: Can you answer that question first?
Mr. Rahim Jaffer: I told you I never did those things.
You opened up your comments by saying that you wanted to clarify. You ignored advice, inadvertently providing incomplete information. I put to you, sir, that this wasn't incomplete information; what you told this committee on April 21 was outright false. Is that right?