To my colleague's point, we don't want a giant, cumbersome bureaucracy, nor do we want a kangaroo court, nor do we want vexatious complaints. Don't you think that, even a high-level framework that suggests what the potential outcomes could be for a successful complaints process would actually help clarify and reduce some of these problems? I'm thinking about a case in which, if a complaint goes through and then there's subsequent media or something where somebody feels like justice hadn't been served, having that transparency upfront both promotes appropriate behaviour and prevents this back and forth, having us back at this committee in two years, and that sort of thing.
I was just wondering if you want to comment on that, because this has come up a lot with our witness testimony.