I'm sure she was. I'm concerned about the documents. I know that these particular documents were departmental documents. And there's a review going on in the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
My concern is that, first of all, if this particular set of documents was left there for four to five weeks, I don't know, and I don't know who knows, what other sets of documents may have been left at Madame Couillard's apartment. Hopefully the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade report will comment on that.
I know these documents are secret. They were prepared in advance of a NATO meeting. My concern is that anything in there could have put in jeopardy the safety of our troops or NATO troops in Afghanistan.
I'm not trying to be an alarmist, but we've just had a major break-in at a prison in Kandahar. It's that sort of thing. You're probably not at liberty to comment on that, because the information is secret. But I would expect that within the PCO there's a lot of information floating around right now probing into what actually was in the documents.
Let me ask a more specific question. If you can comment on what was in those documents, I'd appreciate it. You may not be able to do that. Have our NATO partners been informed of this security breach and potentially other security breaches? What has their reaction been? Are you aware of those facts?