My other question is to both of you.
When I sat on the industry committee, we had a major concern about the definitions of “personal information” and “work product information”. We were assured at the time that we didn't have to worry about it, that it's covered under personal information and therefore will not imperil, in the health sector, for instance, companies that actually obtain health intelligence from doctors, pharmacists, etc. And then governments actually use it to develop strategy and so on.
Since then, that definition has been challenged. Luckily, the Federal Court has found that “work product” does not come under privacy and personal information. However, there is a demand now that there should be a clear distinction made in the legislation.
Would both of you, Mr. Rosenberg and Mr. Bennett, be in favour of making that distinction so that it's perfectly clear and so people aren't wasting their money having to make challenges before the courts?