You're quite right, Mr. Cullen. Obviously any inappropriate handling of secret documents is of concern. Indeed, the minister in this case took responsibility and resigned.
But there were several steps taken afterwards. There is a review ongoing, which includes an injury assessment. There was a quick assessment made initially. There were the briefing books, and they are fairly thick. So the review is to do a thorough assessment.
NATO was informed. There was not anything that either I or Foreign Affairs saw, in a quick review of them, of the nature you are talking about. That said, they were secret documents, and they were clearly inappropriately handled.
NATO was informed. There was also a check to see if there was any information that had been provided by our allies in confidence. Again, the preliminary review, which stands to be confirmed in the full review being conducted now, showed that, no, there was not. So the only one informed was NATO.