I know.
Quickly, first of all, it was not true what you just said, Ms. Neville. There were no protests against my representation, or Canada being there, or anything we were doing at the UN. There was some conversation about pay equity, and I've already told you many times that you're more than welcome to call and speak with the other ministers if you'd like to discuss that. You are studying it around the table. I think you're misrepresenting what conversations did go on there, and I think that's unfortunate.
With respect to GBA, what also needs to be recognized here is that there is a very strong element of cabinet confidentiality. Certain documents cannot be shared with the Auditor General, and she acknowledged that in the report. So that is one of the reasons why some evidence cannot be shown. We cannot show cabinet documents in the details they are expecting we would, to show and demonstrate that gender-based analysis has been done. You can't show those things, and I think you know that.
Go ahead, please.