My first question is to Ms. Watts.
In your presentation to us you talked about the commission's requiring a claimant to submit full documentation in support of the claim. You outlined three instances: when the affected party makes a submission to the commission; when the claimant's declaration has been selected for verification as part of the commission's verification process; or, thirdly, when the screening officer has reason to believe that the information may not be accurate. Could you elaborate a little more on that last instance, please, when you're talking about information that may not be accurate? What would lead the screening officer to believe there may be reason to think it wasn't accurate, and what process would lead up to this?