Thank you very much, Chair.
I just wanted a point of clarification actually with Mr. Christopherson's remarks in terms of documents. I guess it's up for the discussion. I clearly understood that it's going forward and we're trying to determine the path forward now with these documents.
Again, I want to make the point that Mr. Saxton is talking about on how we deal with this.
We already spoke with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner. We already addressed this issue before. It was determined that as long as we demonstrate we're pursuing the public interest and we're showing good judgment, we can continue to proceed. And that's what we're doing.
Madame Faille has made it very clear that these documents can be made available through access to information. It is just that we are dealing with it because we as a committee have a mandate to deal with an issue with respect to the report that came out by the Auditor General. We have been dealing with this issue for four months now. It's not just for four days or four weeks; we've been dealing with this information for a very long time.
I would like to table the Standing Orders, for Mr. Kramp's purposes, just to make sure we get this confusion out of the way with respect to these documents being public. This clearly again highlights the fact--