Okay.
He wasn't dealing with this specifically, but in general he expressed concern that in dealing with the Governor General.... I'm paraphrasing to some degree and I may be doing him a bit of injustice here, but I think that in general he was expressing a reluctance, to use Bagehot’s phrase, to shine light upon magic, to have too much public exposure as to what goes on when the Governor General makes decisions. He also had some reluctance in regard to dealing with a public review or appointment process.
So I guess the question arises as a general theme. Do you think it's positive to have, as Governor General Hardie Boys was trying to do, more openness in this regard, or to have less openness? Should our current Governor General or the next one we get be more forthcoming? Or what kinds of restraints should there be on the willingness to speak out about these kinds of considerations?
I'll just throw that out in a general way.