If I could use the conversation the clerk and I just had.... It's a public meeting. If the deputy is in the room and somebody asks a question, and she says, “My deputy is in the room, if you would like the deputy to elaborate”, it's a public meeting, so technically you could bring them to answer that question. If the person really wants the answer, the deputy could.... We'd have to just agree to it. If the person doesn't want the answer from the deputy, then that, I think, speaks to the person who doesn't want the answer from the deputy.
Am I perhaps being too logical? I don't know. Ms. Sahota looks concerned.