Thank you, Madam Chair. I appreciate those hundreds of thousands of Canadians who are tuning in at 8:16 on a Tuesday evening.
Through you, Madam Chair, to our witnesses, I want to begin with Dr. Turnbull in the room here.
Certainly, you have a unique background in the sense that you've spent several years in academia, but you also had the window into the public service side of things through your time at Privy Council Office and the non-partisan public service. You've been on record—and you mentioned again tonight—how you think it's worthwhile to have a public inquiry. I think you said you'd be sad if that recommendation didn't come out of David Johnston's review.
I am hoping you can put your PCO hat back on for just a minute.
One of the responses we had from Ms. Telford was that one of the challenges would be to create these terms of reference. If you were at PCO, what terms of reference would you encourage the government to have for such an inquiry?