I think it's important to point out that no one has unfettered access to the global case management system. There is a very serious set of controls in place. For instance, as Ms. Morgan pointed out, even if these individuals did have a look at their file, they did not have the opportunity to influence that file. They could not write into it. For sure, they should not have looked at it at all, but there are controls in place that prevent any impact on decision-making.
We do have a large number of locally engaged staff. We have 1,085 of them, and they would have different levels of access to the GCMS, depending on their level, and training, and experience, and on our trust in them as well. There are very significant controls on that.
To close things down entirely is very problematic. Often the files they are accessing are not their own. Sometimes it can be a relative's or a friend's, so it is very hard to close that down in that sort of way.