Mr. Speaker, the affidavits were filed at a certain point in time. That speaks for the whole situation. As to other information, if I have any that I can provide the House I will do that.
But the important thing is that both affidavits are there. Both affidavits confirm what the solicitor general has been saying over and over in this House. Mr. Toole's affidavit, especially, confirms what the solicitor general has been saying in this House and that is that he has not prejudged this matter, even though he has no role in making any judgments about it.