We are in a parliamentary committee, and I'm not trying to put you in [Technical difficulty—Editor]. What I think needs to happen, when we look back on this moment—because it is not just this we have heard this about; we have heard this in other areas of procurement—is make sure that the public has confidence in government that, in a global pandemic like this, when it really hits the fan, we have integrity within our procurement supply chains, and not simply the people who are well connected inside of political partisan circles or government circles....
Thank you for your candour. I appreciate that. I hope I'm given the opportunity in the future to come back to a committee you're on where we can get a little deeper into the question.