Yes, they should have an opportunity to provide it in public if they want, or as far as they want to go, but also with the option for in camera, and public inquiries normally would provide that option. I think it's important for the intensity of the work that needs to be done that it take place in a public inquiry.
This is not an issue that we can address in the next four or five months. It's going to take time to go through it in the amount of detail that it merits. Remember that this is an issue that has been the focus of Parliament, of this committee and of the Canada-China committee, to a large extent. People like me and all kinds of experts are looking at these issues. It's been all over the media, and the public opinion polls show that Canadians are very concerned. You don't just have a few public meetings and say, here are a couple of things that can be done in process and governance, and that's it. We need to get into the details of the interference as China has been conducting it here in Canada.