We often go by consensus, or because our role is to provide a range of views and to make sure that StatsCan understands the range of user demands and concerns out there, often that is the end in itself. We rarely will then say to the chief statistician, “We formally believe that you should do X or undertake this survey.” We can push.
I'll give you an example. For years and years, the statistics council, particularly the late Paul Bernard of Université de Montréal, pushed very heavily to increase the accessibility of data, both physically through the research data centres and also by reducing the costs and making the access to many well-established series free, to broaden use. That's an example of how we just pushed over and over again, not making a formal resolution, but making sure it was brought back to the—