You can table your report, but you can't talk to us about your process. We don't know what your process was. We don't know one word of what anybody said to you, sir. We have no idea, and neither does anybody else on the planet who wasn't in the room at that time.
You said you couldn't get where you are without the work this committee did. We don't know what's in the future. Everybody who said we didn't need an inquiry into Air India and Arar used exactly the same words you did over and over until we finally did know what we didn't know. We still don't know what we don't know, and we never will if we don't get a public inquiry.
You feel certain enough to sit there and tell us you got behind what we were told, but you had none of the tools, and you didn't have the benefit of the public listening to what you were being told, to ride shotgun on the truth. Don't you find this a little bit hard for us to swallow, sir?