Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
I want to pick up where I left off, Mr. Beatty. I'm a little disturbed by some of the things you've said to my other colleagues as we've been going along, because it strikes me that you have been making some qualitative decisions, as you've been going along, about the material that's come to you.
You've made a decision about whether some things are routine or maintenance issues, and you knew what was going on. In fact, when I spoke to you a moment or two ago, I asked you, when those reports regarding the sticky pedals and the composition of the products that went to PPS, did you advise Transport Canada? You didn't get a chance to answer, so I'm going to ask you again. Did you advise Transport Canada of the notice of defect?