I would say that the fact he resigned afterwards and what the outcome was speaks volumes to the integrity or the conclusion of the report and the quality of the report.
If I could, Mr. O'Toole, I want to ask you to build on something that was said earlier.
You and your family were targeted, or threats were made against you. It was only after the leak and the reports came out that you were provided with the appropriate briefings and backgrounder on it. You said that you hoped in the future, if a threat were made against you and your family, you would be made aware of it.
I'd like to ask, whenever you got the briefing, after the fact, after it became public—and we talked about the massive breakdown and communications failure and protocol failure here—were you given any assurances from the intelligence officials that in the event in the future a threat did come to you, they would come to you directly and tell you? You said that you hoped that would be the case, so I'm concerned that they didn't really give you that assurance that the same mistake wouldn't happen again.