I'd like to maybe take a run at that question, and we have a couple of other people on the speakers list.
You're getting a bit of a barrage of ideas. I'm not sure that there's any real conflict in any of them so far, but my sense of this is that you probably shouldn't be limited to the advice that committee members give you, either in terms of content or in terms of time, given that we're going to have at least two or maybe three more meetings before we get to any final drafting of a report and consideration of the report.
My view would be that all members should be encouraged to provide whatever guidance they wish to you. Once you see those written submissions, if you have questions, you're more than welcome to pose them to me, and then I can go back through the committee on an informal email basis over the break if that's what is necessary, but my thought is that we should maximize the opportunity for input, knowing full well that we'll have the chance to revise it, because this is still a work in progress. Nothing that is said or done would be final. That would be my gut on it, and I welcome the views of others.
Mr. Vis, please.