Mr. John McKeon:

The way it operates is that we would have received the report and sent to the Attorney General and asked for advice and opinion on whether the findings were legitimate and stood up. We specifically requested that the counsel who was advising on this would look at it, in some ways, from the most maligned perspective possible from our view. We gave it very careful consideration. We did not want to challenge the findings unless we could be absolutely assured that a challenge was not only appropriate but necessary. The Attorney General came back with advice. We did not seek to lead, inform or direct the Attorney General in any way. We left it open to the Attorney General to advise on this.