Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Johnson, I'd like to continue on the important aspect of trying to find a way to see that this information you're sharing with us, the information that is shared by my Conservative colleagues and the information shared by even the Liberal colleagues and the Bloc.... You can see you're being asked questions from may different angles. Some questions are friendlier than others.
I'm most interested in trying to find a way, just like you in some ways, to have an independent but public inquiry because of this divergence of political opinion. I understand from your testimony today that you're opposed to a public inquiry.
Can you explain, given—