That is quite a bit of overreach from the honourable member. As I advised the House earlier in the week, the AFP is evaluating the matter that I was asked about on Monday, and I confirm that they are evaluating it. The honourable member should know well that both by principle and by law the AFP should be allowed to complete that evaluation independent of any influence from the government. That is the situation. They are getting on with the job; you are trying to muddy the waters.