Absolutely. We have talked about a number of voluntary disclosures of the Auditor General's audit of us. That would now be subject to disclosure.
Our internal audit reports are not subject to our voluntary disclosure. Obviously they would be subject to disclosure.
Our internal policies and more detail on how we spend the resources, $190 million a year that we raise from exporters, would now be subject to access to information.
All the ways we manage ourselves would be subject to access to information. So there'd be much more disclosure, and I think it would have a very significant impact on our organization.
We've organized a task force under Mr. McArdle's leadership, we've engaged outside legal counsel on how to prepare, we've engaged some expertise from the Government of Canada that can help us prepare, but it will be a major change for us.
We welcome that. I don't think that's a bad thing for an organization like ours. Our preoccupation has been to ensure we continue to do business as a commercial entity, because that's who we're competing with internationally, to help win jobs for Canada.
The safeguards under sections 18 and 24 in particular make that very, very clear. I just want to underscore that when we offer our support for this bill.