Thank you.
This is not your fault at all, but the Auditor General mentioned that it was a fairly substantial problem in the act that you aren't allowed to talk to people outside the public sector. In terms of the reputation or the limited number of cases that you've produced, is this inability to speak to people in the private sector a major factor? Would it impede your investigations in 10%, one third, or two thirds of the cases? How important is that?