I addressed this at the other committee, so let me talk about this for a second, if you don't mind, because this really goes to my reputation. There was an intimation at the committee that I was fired. The chair of the other committee asked Madame Fournier whether I was fired. She said, gee, I don't know. I would suggest that she knows very well.
Here's what happened. I had a four-year contract with the foundation that ended in 2018. I lived in Ottawa and was commuting back and forth. In April 2017, more than a year before I was supposed to leave, I told the chair that I did not want to renew my contract. I had very good evaluations all through, and I gave him more than a year's notice because I wanted the foundation to have the opportunity to have a proper process to find a successor, which they did, and they found Madame Fournier to be the successor.
Madame Fournier and I then had an opportunity of overlap for several weeks, to get her accustomed to the foundation. I was absolutely not fired. There was a very nice going-away party for me, a very nice gift that I got from some of the directors—