Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank all our witnesses for being here.
Ms. Hoffman, I want to follow up a bit. You used the number 700, and then, when my colleague was asking questions in regard to allowing us to see this documentation, you skirted around the issue, saying that you couldn't give us an exact list. Well, the number 700 clearly comes from somewhere.
I understand privacy. Each and every one of us is bound by freedom of information in our offices and is used to dealing with sensitive information on a regular basis. Parliamentary privilege does give us some immunity and space to actually ask witnesses to provide us with this information. Depending on the sensitivity of the information that is given to us, there are a variety of checks and balances that go into determining how that information can be used. If you're coming here and giving us a specific number, 700, and we ask you for that number, we expect you to show your work.
Are you telling us that you can't show your work?