I have to say that's an interesting juxtaposition of thoughts, but it's not the case.
The health and safety of Canadians is our greatest concern. So we asked for a report from CNSC, we asked for a report from AECL, and we asked our officials in Natural Resources Canada as well to report on what happened. Those reports discussed in depth what happened, and indeed they were tabled in the House, as I indicated. But more importantly, since then both AECL and CNSC have had public meetings and have talked about the incidents in public and have indicated that they will do better in terms of disclosure.
This matter was fully disclosed. It has been tabled, and the reports are there to read.