When a complaint is filed with the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, the complainant provides their rationale for the concern that they are raising with regard to the procurement that was undertaken. If PSPC is the procuring organization, then as part of the CITT's process we're given the opportunity to provide what I believe is called an institutional response, which is basically our explanation of what happened in terms of the procurement process, in order to provide the tribunal with information on the procurement.
The information that we provide as a department, as well as the information that's provided by the complainant, I would assume, is reviewed by the tribunal, and then they issue determinations.