Okay, terrific.
Camera surveillance: as I indicated, we have information in the hands of the researchers. They are working on a backgrounder document for that. We thought it was important. Mr. Siksay took the opportunity to provide us with some very good information, and it's passed on to the researchers. They will be doing a synopsis and a briefing document for us for our consideration.
Order-in-council appointments: you have received in your offices from the clerk an e-mail that gives links to all of the matters dealing with the process of order-in-council appointees. I think it useful to inform ourselves about the process. There has been a recent appointment on Rights and Democracy, a new president, and how that happened, etc., has really prompted this.
The issue for us is to consider whether or not the committee would find any recommendations they'd like to make to improve the process. What the steering committee is recommending is that all the members who are interested in this matter would take the opportunity to review the links and the full documents—it's fairly extensive—with a view to coming back to this committee with any items that they believe should be discussed, and possible recommendations for improvement. We will deal with that if, as, and when it comes forward.
Lobbying: there is a mandated five-year review in the legislation. It's probably not going to come forward until after summer. In fact, we can't do anything with it until it's referred to us by the House. So we will wait for that referral from the House.