Thank you for your question.
I would be happy to again consult with legal counsel, take a further review of this and respond in writing.
My answer is the one that I have. It's the one where my understanding is that speaking about cabinet and when it may or may not choose to meet is a potential confidence and is not to be disclosed. Gartner was not provided with any specific cabinet confidential information. The fact that they referenced it is not something that I should continue to promulgate or include in public disclosures. That is my understanding of the reasoning.
I understand that is not sitting well with a number of the committee members today. I'm happy to review that again with legal counsel to make sure that answer is complete, but that is my answer today. It is based on significant consultation and a very serious review of each and every one of those redactions.
However, I'm happy to revisit and update my answer if I missed anything.