Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, sir, for coming.
One of the big things we've heard about so far with concussions is of course prevention. This squares with something you said, which is that there should be severe penalties for hits to the head and this sort of thing.
Of course, something that's very controversial in professional hockey, particularly with the NHL, is the issue of fighting. They don't have fighting in the junior leagues, and you certainly won't see that in the Olympics.
It's technically against the rules in any game, yet the NHL still tolerates it. It's still there. The game goes on and the people are still on the ice. Why does the NHL still tolerate fighting the way it does?