The second area—if I still have some time, Mr. Chair—I want to quickly touch on is PIPEDA and the parliamentary review that I guess will be taking place imminently.
I remember back before I got to this place, when I was the president of the Greater Toronto Apartment Association. We actually helped our members develop a standard privacy template because they were collecting personal information on their tenants living in apartment buildings.
I'm quite familiar with the rules around PIPEDA and some of the pros and cons of that, and obviously some of the administrative difficulties that does create for some private sector companies that are collecting personal information.
How are you preparing for that review? Do we have any timelines as to how we're relooking at that and what role either Parliament needs to play or what role you are simply playing within your own office to deal with the whole protection of privacy and electronic documents act?