But there was an expectation. With all of the various speaking notes going back and forth—and Ms. Tessier, I want you to chime in on this—at one point there was a reasonable expectation on the part of the commissioner that the information on the firearms would be disclosed. Now, how that changed and morphed with the various versions of the speaking notes going back and forth is perhaps a discussion that deserves longer time than we have, but tell us what was going on on the ground. Again, in the fog of war, or in this case this investigation, you had media after you continuously and you were under a lot of pressure. Indeed, there was a lot of criticism of the nature, scope or accuracy of the information that the RCMP was providing to the public during the episode and after the episode.
What was the common knowledge? What kind of information, particularly about the firearms, was being talked about at the street level, on the open-line shows or in the opinion pieces and news reports? Do you have any information on that?