I want to come back to the question of the two projects being pursued in tandem and whose decision that was. Part of the reason I want to come back to it is that what I find disappointing in the answer—and I appreciate that Ms. Lemay was not there and that it wasn't the current minister either—is that when we talk about trying to learn lessons, I'm not reassured from your answer that you figured out who took that decision because you wanted to talk to them, or that the department is making an effort to talk to the people who made those decisions at the time to understand what went wrong.
Have you reached out to some of the former deputy ministers who were there, to sit down with them? If so, why can't you offer a better idea of what the thinking was at the time? Is it because you haven't talked to them about it?