Thank you. I have many questions, but I just want to ask one question for now, based on the answer given by Mr. Wong to MP Ramsay's question. It's a follow-up of the previous question.
I get that there are numbers. You can talk about hundreds or thousands of cases in which investigations cannot be completed for many reasons. You gave the number, but I did not see the connections between the threshold for asking for information and the number of cases that could not be further investigated. There may be thousands of cases where you cannot complete the investigation, but the question is this: What percentage of those dead cases were caused because you did not have the reasonable grounds to suspect in order to get the information?
I don't see the causation here. The numbers of cases could be great, but what is the actual percentage of cases that could not be investigated further due to the obstacle that you mentioned?