If they are public, why are we being asked to make them public? I'm wondering about that.
I am asking the three organizations if they can provide us with this data for the last 20 years. We will then be able to evaluate it and carry out our own analysis.
Beyond the aggregated data that is publicly available, as you say, will you establish a permanent, controlled-access channel to the microdata that will enable researchers—particularly independent ones—to study your funding mechanisms in a secure environment?