Could I add something to Ken's remarks? The previous witnesses have also spoken about the fact that in some cases the identity of an individual can be deduced by officials within a department when it is a media person or a journalist who has made the request, because if I remember correctly--I'm not quoting verbatim--so-and-so has been writing stories about such-and-such, and here we have an access request from an individual about this topic; it's a journalist; it must be Fred. I don't know exactly the number of journalists in this country, but there are not thousands and thousands of journalists making access to information requests; there is a limited number of journalists, in fact. It's a small pool, so the moment you do identify that this is a request from a journalist, then the chances of someone's being able to guess rightly that it's Jim Bronskill, because he's been writing about CIA planes, are very high.
