That is the number one priority because that is the number one reason for the existence of the commission. It has nothing to do with the existing cases that are before the courts or the activities. It is just that, fundamentally, when we have a public service that is meant to be non-partisan, that is basically the core of what we do.
We monitor any activities that public servants may want to do. We offer them outreach tools so that they can assess.... They have to be able to participate in political activities, should they want to, as serving in the context of an election, while understanding the impacts on their job. If they want to be candidates, there is a legal obligation that they seek permission from the commission.
Those are the monitoring activities we do.