It's for two reasons, essentially.
Point one, I totally agree that there needs to be provision in PIPEDA allowing organizations to address the issue of fraud or breaches of agreements that they may face. The question is how to do it. The current regime, I think, is preferable to what is proposed in Bill S-4 in that, first, it does not allow for fishing expeditions, so that the threshold for the suspicion an organization has that there might be fraud involved is at a higher level, which I think is preferable. Second, the investigative body regime calls for transparency and publicity—we know what the investigative bodies are—as opposed to the proposed modifications whereby any organization could share information with any other organization, so that there would be less transparency, as well as room ultimately for fishing expeditions.