Mr. Friday, I'll make life easier for you. There are six questions, and the name of the person who determined the validity of the complain is the only piece of information that could be more sensitive. Tell us what level the person is at, or if it is really a problem, just disregard that question and answer only the five others, which do not raise any confidentiality issues since they do not involve disclosing any names. Only the dates and the nature of the complaints need to be disclosed. They can be described in general terms. It does not have to be very specific. It is important for us to have that information.
In conclusion, let me address the Auditor General.
Ms. Fraser, the Canadian population and the public service are currently—