My only other comment would be that I would not want to give any indication that we are presupposing any decision of those committees. Our commitment to move forward with one or more committees on this is not any kind of indication on our part of making an assumption as to what the conclusions of those committees would be. If we felt that we knew what the conclusions would be, then we would have done things differently in the legislation. These really are open-ended questions.
The other thing I would say is that one thing I'd look forward to, and I suspect you do as well, is that we have made a commitment to a pan-Canadian data and surveillance monitoring plan. I will work with my department on this from the very beginning. I think there will be some extremely interesting information in that. I'd be happy to hear your suggestions as to the kinds of things that should be in that. I want it to be a robust process to include enough information so we'll know, for instance, how many 17-year olds made requests that we weren't able to meet, or how many people would have liked to see a different variation on what the process was like. I think that will be extremely valuable in the review process.