I will briefly, and thank you for that very legitimate, serious question.
I am quite comfortable in the research we've done that the Information Commissioner has within his discretion the right to withhold the release of any information that may be commercially sensitive. There are a number of checks and balances built into the Access to Information Act to deal with that very thing, and there are further complete exclusions built into Bill C-2 for places that are particularly sensitive, such as the Public Sector Pension Investment Board, where they may be seeking large institutional investors who may be scared away if they think that, even 20 years down the road, information normally considered privileged in the corporate world may be made public because of their relationship with this quasi-public institution.
The points you raise are valid, sir, but they are already accommodated within the discretion of the Information Commissioner.