That's what the insiders call them too--tracking systems--and I did give documentation. I'm not making allegations; I have documentation from the very government that's doing it.
There is another example, before I forget. Besides the Reform Party's being specially targeted, the Bloc Québécois, during Meech Lake and when they put in requests at the sponsorship scandal, was also targeted. So the system gets warped depending on the issue and the nature of the flavour of the day.
I'm really trying to be a positive guy here. I just want to see information going out without all this overlay. I mean, if you're interested in avoiding the extra costs of all these people sitting around tables discussing me and my access thing, and getting on with the policy of efficient government in fewer ways, that's one way we could make sure that there's better government--just get the information out there. I've got an act that I'd like to present to the committee called the public right to know act, and in there I say that the main feature of it is proactive disclosure--do away with a lot of this complicated bureaucracy and parallel tracking of people and their access requests.