With regard to section 71 of the Privacy Act, it basically divides the responsibilities when it comes to regulations. For example, you're looking at certain regulations the Treasury Board Secretariat would be responsible for.
With regard to, as you put it, the general state of the union when it comes to the Privacy Act, although it's one of the first pieces of legislation that's been around, it seems to have weathered the time to the extent that it is still vibrant. Certainly it's been supplemented by the Treasury Board Secretariat in the policy suite renewal exercise Mr. Cochrane referred to. The policy suite renewal in general is part of the action plan under the Federal Accountability Act in terms of strengthening some of the measures. For example, we added a number of institutions under the Privacy Act. Seventy institutions were covered under the Access to Information Act as a result of the FAA, but to do so we also had to cover those institutions under the Privacy Act.
It's maybe not as obvious, but if you look at the way the two acts hang together, the Access to Information Act and the Privacy Act, the definition of what is personal information is in the Privacy Act, so we had to include those institutions in the Privacy Act. So the span now covers approximately 250 institutions.