Yes, I understood that.
I'll first explain that I never ordered a review, which is what was reported in the media. In fact, they called it a probe. I did not. What I asked, when I read what I read in the paper, was that I wanted to be briefed on it.
In order to be briefed on it...the case is a fairly old one, and many of the investigators had retired and some had been transferred. So when I talked to the criminal operations officer, he said, “Let me look into it.” He looked into it, and he said he would have it reviewed. So it's a little different from ordering a review. I wanted him to review it in order to be able to brief me.
So that's what's going on, and in fact, knowing your interest in that case, we communicated with the clerk of this committee, I believe it was, asking whether or not you wanted to hear about that particular case. We were told no, it was general.
If you do, we have somebody available who's more than willing to come and speak to you about that particular investigation.