I'm not hung up on it being televised, but it has to be public. If it is public, then there's an opportunity that media can televise it as well. I agree with Randall that we should be as transparent and open as possible. This is a public report and it's been out there since April, so there's no reason for us not to discuss it in a public manner.
Now, I'd like to remind committee members that when we do make decisions to draft reports or to make recommendations, we always do that in camera. That is the tradition of how this works, so I would not be interested in seeing us having that discussion in a public meeting. That should be for in camera purposes, but at the very least, let's have this one public meeting with Mr. Walbourne so we can hear from him and then we can determine whether or not it's a study after that fact.