Justice committee  —but can I say something in response to your first—

Justice committee  I can imagine that you do.

Justice committee  About this idea that someone tried to directly interfere with the DPP, on February 12, my understanding is that when making a public comment on another matter—which is the one that I think you were alluding to earlier and which we should not discuss here—the DPP said that there h

Justice committee  I have no idea whether or not that is factually correct.

Justice committee  I don't believe that they did.

Justice committee  That they went directly—

Justice committee  That is not what I'm saying, that is not what I'm saying.

Justice committee  I agree that—

Justice committee  Absolutely, yes.

Justice committee  I covered all that I can recall in my opening statement, Mr. Fraser. I didn't give it a moment's thought at the time, afterward. I just thought, I guess the minister wanted my perspective on that.

Justice committee  Correct.

Justice committee  No, and I believe I would have done something immediately about it. I was heading to the airport to meet the Prime Minister to go to the first ministers' meeting in Montreal, and I would have done something about it.

Justice committee  Yes.

Justice committee  Yes. Minister Wilson-Raybould and I would have dinner maybe two, three, sometimes four times a year, and we'd catch up on a whole lot of things. I learned a tremendous amount from her and I have a lot of respect for her. This is a very unfortunate series of events.

Justice committee  I may have mentioned the next day in Montreal that I had suggested or.... I usually debrief Katie—Ms. Telford, rather—or the Clerk maybe. I don't know. I don't have a clear recollection of it, to be honest.