I get that, Mr. Bilodeau, and I'm not trying to put you in a corner. Officials are presumed independent. I understand that, and I still know you all have your own views. I am somebody whose professional life, frankly, revolved around data and its existence or lack of existence and how that created an evidentiary chain or an evidentiary gap, because that was just the way it went. When you had an evidentiary chain, you had a prosecution and a potential conviction. When you had an evidentiary gap, you didn't have an arrest or charges typically. I'm very mindful of that.
The point I'm trying to get to is that if part 1 is important, and I know you can't say this or it seems that you can't—