So you're not prepared to rule it out. Okay.
In December there was a spill of tritiated water. On December 14 CanWest News Services reported that and reported that they got that information from the engineer, who was saying, and I quote, “Operators now must wear protective clothing inside the reactor hall because of the beta fields”, because of a “minor spill of tritiated water”. But the next day the chief nuclear officer for the facility denied that there had been a discharge of active water. Then later, you tabled a report in the House confirming that there had been.
There are those who would like to see a fairly open and public investigation on this matter, with full disclosure. Is that not being done in order to not affect the possible value of AECL, if you did decide to privatize and sell it?