Thank you, Chair.
I have a couple of things, if I may. This follows on our last commentary relative to the prior discussion.
First, just as a standard comment, could I suggest that, at a minimum, when we talk about five days—as we know, we have a weekend between now and the next five days—I don't want to overly presume, but do we mean business days? If so, can we make that part of our standard comments? There is obviously a difference with a weekend involved. That would be point number one.
I am mindful that much of this information is based on annual reporting from late spring, June, through September. I am not sure how much is available, so I will bring up the question again with regard to preparation, and that is as it relates to five days. Again, it's a popular mantra around here, and I understand it talks to the urgency, which I truly get, but I'm not sure if it speaks to the reality or the practicality.
There are two things. If we mean business days, can we say that, at least? Then, second, how practical and realistic, notwithstanding the urgency, is five days with the huge amount of information that is here? I am not even going to get into the cost, but in the event that it's all in French right now, which it may well be, and all I want to do is have the English translation as well—and I'm not even being clever on this--it just strikes me, is that fair and reasonable?
I defer to the committee's wisdom on this.