Thank you.
I think the House administration probably knows that PAMS can account for everything that was sent out, and everything that was reported is everything that was sent out. So aspersions aside, perhaps I can continue.
I have a question for you, Monsieur Denis. Mr. Watters will recognize where this question is coming from. If a rule's been interpreted and applied in a certain way for some time, and if everyone has come to rely on that interpretation or application—let's just say some kind of living law, or law in practice, is developed about that—is there any kind of a concern, just from a retroactivity or natural justice perspective, if there's a sudden retroactive application of the rules without giving notice of the change so as to give people the opportunity to adjust to the new administrative reality?