It is actually quite new; you're right, ma'am. It's something we announced back in November.
We are in consultations right now around the world, including in Canada. We held a Canada round table earlier in May to which we brought various groups from different perspectives and different sectors together to talk about these types of questions. One of the open ones is very much this issue of how these people will be appointed and how we will get appropriate representation around the world, because it would be a global board. Some of the decisions they will have to make will be very local in nature.
We don't have a specific final position on this yet, but I can share with you that we have heard feedback that if it were, let's say, Facebook making that decision initially about who would be appointed, I think some people would say, “Well, we're not sure that that's going to get you the appropriate level of independence you're seeking.” If it were, let's say, open to applications, for example, then I think we've also heard feedback that the challenge will be that we will in some way end up not representing certain groups that feel they should be represented on this board.