Mr. Speaker, I said in my remarks that, if this were a private sector company and if over $400 million of suspected fraudulent activity had gone on in the company, that company would have a responsibility to take that information to the police for an investigation as soon as possible. The responsibility would be to its shareholders, if it was publicly traded, or to its board and ownership, if it was privately held.
As a matter of fact, if they had that information in the private sector and did not proceed with charges, one could assume they were negligent or even compromised themselves. I think my answer speaks for itself.