I guess I've always been an advocate of this being done in public and being as accessible as possible, and if it is televised, it's accessible to a lot more people. I think there are only very narrow grounds for our holding in camera meetings, and those are to do our own internal business or if national security is involved. I don't think there's any other reason we would be in camera, and if Mr. Walbourne had material he wanted to deliver in an in camera session, he would have requested that of us.
I met with him, and I don't believe that's the case, and if it comes to our deliberations about what has happened in the study and whether we want to submit recommendations, then normally we go in camera to discuss those. I think we should follow the normal procedures: make the meetings as accessible as possible, and then quite as normally, we would go in camera to discuss what we want to do with that information.