Exactly.
That's what I mentioned in my criteria. The library already provides services to the Ethics Commissioner. It has provided those services for many years. Since 2005, the Library of Parliament has been providing IT, compensation and human resources services to the Ethics Commissioner. The commissioner decided, a few years ago, to use various other solutions available to him.
We had another constraint. As I said, we examined the costs provided by other groups, such as the Senate. We studied the possibility of the Senate providing us with an IT service comparable to the one provided by the library through the House of Commons. So I told myself that, if I asked the Senate to do this, it would be perceived as a decision to deal with the Senate rather than with the House of Commons. By staying with the library, we are remaining neutral.