That's a very difficult question to answer, but I have to come back to the role of the office of the ombudsman. Just to reiterate that for everyone, and I've talked to a lot of you already, our role is to ensure that the processes that are available to people, whether for misconduct, sexual misconduct or any type of issue, grievance or situation that they may be dealing with....
Our role is an oversight role. It's to ensure that, whatever process they follow, first of all, they know what that process is and how to go about it. We refer them to that process. We may help them get started, and we may help them in terms of overseeing it during the process, but our role is to ensure that the process is followed fairly. They can always come back to us and say there's a delay and they're not getting answers, and then we may intervene with them at that point in time.
Truly, our role as an ombudsman, which is pretty much the same around the world, is to ensure that the processes are available to people and that, in those processes, they are treated fairly. That's our role.