Mr. W. Scott Thurlow at the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee

I would add one sentence—and this is me speaking not on behalf of GRIC, but on behalf of myself more than anything else. There is an equally important competing obligation that an individual who is accused of something has the right to face their accuser. This is not something that we have seen done in a way that is of satisfaction to many of our members, because they don't know where the accusation is coming from. There has to be that balance.