Ms. Suzanne Legault at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

For instance, in relation to the stimulus spending, the difference would be, say, that if you really wanted to conduct your own analysis of the spending, you would have access to the data. You wouldn't have access simply to knowing that the government spent so much money on this project at this certain place and have a document that states that. What you would have is all of the data, which you could then manipulate to see whether or not—