Yes, for sure.
Under CEPA, if there's a need to release confidential business information, the claim is scrutinized. If it needs to be released, it will be released, if it's in the public interest to do so.
In terms of requiring scrutiny and reversing the presumption, I think we have to separate.... It wouldn't make sense in a lot of situations. The department receives a lot of confidential business information, but not all of it is published right away. We wouldn't want a process that, at the beginning, requires us to set up some kind of bureaucracy to examine every single claim.