Declaration of Emergency committee  We'd be more comfortable with a list. Perhaps I may add, Mr. Chair, to when I was interrupted earlier, when I was asked if these actions caused a decline in trust in the system, I answered “yes, but”, and was cut off.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes, in those very early days, of course there was panic. People didn't know what the orders meant. They didn't know if their account was going to be frozen or not. But that didn't last very long. Eventually, and after not very many days, in fact, a week or two, the very targete

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, I can't.

Declaration of Emergency committee  I don't have it.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That's correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  At the time, yes, but the—

Declaration of Emergency committee  No.

Declaration of Emergency committee  It's also correct with us, yes.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Do you mean freezing accounts for such insignificant activity?

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, of course not.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes, I don't have the precise numbers, but again, there were only 10 in total. Some if not most of those would have come from the list, but not all of them.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That's no difference from our experience. That is correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes, we shared it only on a very secure, members-only online channel.

Declaration of Emergency committee  I don't know the answer to that question, but I'm happy to get back to you.

Declaration of Emergency committee  I would echo what my colleague said: clear communication not on day one but on minute one. This was a minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour crisis and in the world of banking, you never want to use the R-word, the run. There was nothing like that, but there were whispers that people wer