The minister will receive the report, will make it public, and then we will meet with the minister. You will look at the report, obviously. You may want to make your own recommendations. For each and every recommendation, the department itself will look at those recommendations and provide our own advice to the minister as to whether or not we should implement the recommendation. Is it going to require a legislative change? Is it going to require investment and money? Is it going to require changes in procedure, processes, organization, or whatever? We'll look at those one by one when we have the report, and then presumably the minister will make announcements on his decision as to where he wants to go. This is what happened with the previous act review.
