As I just said, Mr. Reid—and I'm sure you were paying full attention to that—as a lawyer, I respect solicitor-client privilege, but if the honourable member says they have no expertise and there is nothing they can bring forward.... It's something they could have provided. It's not something I'm suggesting he should have provided, but it's their job, his job, to present us with evidence that the original committee was wrong. It's something he didn't do. At the end of the day, that was an avenue that was open to him. He didn't choose it. He shouldn't have to. I respect solicitor-client privilege, as I mentioned in the same paragraph.
You're still listening at the same level that you were before. I appreciate that, Mr. Reid.
At the end of the day, I'm not convinced, and I respect and give deference to the original committee. Thank you.