My question is for Mr. Rosenberg.
In your presentation, you stated that access to information is a matter of public interest and that public interest must always be put first. You seem pleased that all crown corporations are to be subject to Bill C-2. You also said that not only should they be subject to the legislation, but that there should be no exclusions. However, the intent of the exclusion contained in Bill C-2 is to protect journalists' sources.
Are you saying that journalists' sources and cabinet decisions should be accessible to the public? Are you saying that everything should be in the public domain, unless proven reasons for secrecy can be provided? That would mean that were one able to prove that something should be made public, it would be possible to obtain information on journalists' sources and cabinet decisions. Is that what you are hoping to achieve when you say that we must avoid a culture of secrecy and ensure that public interest is put first?