In the real world, ideally one could write a whole new information rights law for Canadians, but I think what is more important now is to take the basis of the act. Remember that the act is not alone in assuring Canadians' privacy rights, fortunately. It's also interpreted by our courts. It's subject to the charter itself. Some privacy rights are defined through the application of the Criminal Code, increasingly, and so on. So I think it is in this context eminently fixable, and I have tried to single out the areas where you could suggest a fairly quick change to it—or a fairly simple change. I don't know how quick it would be.
On April 17th, 2008. See this statement in context.