Mr. Speaker, that was a good, relevant question.
I guess the backstop for me about that issue is that we still do not control the RCMP or tell it what to do. The RCMP will get the documents and come to a decision from their own deliberations, investigations and so forth. The RCMP is similar to the Auditor General and the Competition Bureau. Suggestions can be made to those bodies, but it is up to them to decide whether they should go farther with the information and do the next part.
For those reasons, I still feel comfortable with that process. I appreciate the question, though, because it clarifies one of the misconceptions out there, which is that we are directing law enforcement. We are not. They are going to be able to look at the information and make their own independent decisions.