Maybe what I can say is that in looking at the precedents, the previous decisions of the House, and the previous reports of this committee, as Mr. Bosc said, they looked at the extent of the information that was shared and the amount of detail, whether it was the content of the bill or information that was already publicly available, so that's part of your fact-finding.
But it also looked at and was influenced by the apologies that were given and any corrective measures that were put in place. In those previous decisions, those were commented on in the report of the committee or in decisions by the Speaker on prima facie. That's what I would say in terms of previous decisions.