I'll ask the Privacy Commissioner that specific question when we see her again.
I hate to put you on the spot, but I'm trying to find out where the limits are in terms of whether there are limits or whether people are expecting limits. In my view, as the Government of Canada, if people are here and have been ordered to leave, they're here illegally, and we should work with whatever resources we have to fulfill those requirements for them to leave. For people who have come here legitimately, or are trying to get here, we should spend our time and resources making sure that happens.
My next question comes from part of the recommendations of the commissioner. Hers are slightly different, unless I'm reading it wrong, and that's why I'm asking you. On page 7, you ask about the PIAs, the development of any new programs and policies that involve the collection and use of data, that there should be an amendment to the Privacy Act requiring the bodies to do it. I think it's what she's recommending; I simply want to be sure. At present, there are policies around departments requiring them to do it. Do you believe it should be in the legislation as a legal requirement?