Mr. Peterson, as you know, we have a statutory obligation placed on us by Parliament not to disclose the details of what is ongoing. I certainly would be prepared to talk to you, or any other member, who wants to raise an issue about this. However, if someone is going to complain about the answer to an access request, it needs to be the person who made the request. Anybody has the right to make an access request. The scope of our jurisdiction is set out in section 30 of the statute. We certainly will take your representation and ask our legal services whether we have jurisdiction to do so, and we would be happy to inform you of the result.
On April 26th, 2007. See this statement in context.