Ms. Jennifer Stoddart at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

I don't know that that is a study we've actually undertaken, Mr. Chairman.

I can speak perhaps from my experience of being a provincial commissioner in one province. I think in that province the mechanisms by which personal information circulated within the government were slightly more transparent than they are in the federal government, but then, of course, provincial governments are significantly smaller, so things are, shall we say, easier to follow than they are in the federal government.