Yes, I can very quickly.
The question was whether I knew of a system whereby an ATI request was processed at full cost recovery when the requester was a commercial organization. I said at the time that I didn't know of one, but Mr. Dechert was quite correct in saying B.C. has that model.
We looked into it. The B.C. model in fact has a provision for cost recovery. I've spoken with the commissioner there. I can certainly say that while in principle I'm against fees, a system in which cost recovery for a commercial organization would be developed--with the right to complain to the commissioner, the right of the commissioner to review, some of the administrative order-making powers that I recommended to the committee, and the discretion to investigate or not to investigate--could be made to work federally. The trick is in the definition of what a commercial enterprise is. The media is a for-profit industry, so it would clearly have to be excluded, I believe, and I certainly would argue. There are issues--as I said, I think, in my testimony--for which you might be able to get around it. But in B.C. it does work, and it's not a big issue.