Everything that you said I take with a great deal of respect, no doubt about it. The one point, though, that I continue to come back to is that the 2011 situation happened and we've moved on, and I think we're probably, overall, better for the changes. I truly believe that one of the key pillars of the independence is the actual behind-the-scenes performance of the computing and the data centres to truly make Statistics Canada a worldwide entity. It doesn't make any sense to collect all this great data and then have your servers crash when you go to publish it.
What role does the council or what role do you or any of the other guests feel we need to play? Do we need to give the chief more latitude to be able to move where he or she feels the need to move to get better and more robust performance from our data centres? What is it, because I truly don't believe Statistics Canada to be independent if it's still got this cement block tied around its foot, which is Shared Services Canada.