Mr. Speaker, it is very difficult to say that I am not public when I come in and announce it in the House of Commons. I should be appreciated for that. I was waiting for a question and they were not preoccupied with that.
We have made public the letter that was sent to me and my reply, and the correspondence between him and the ethics counsellor. I received the report from the ethics counsellor. He is a counsellor to me. When he is advising me, the ministers, the members of parliament or bureaucrats, these communications are privileged between the adviser and the Prime Minister.