As you know, part of your question pertains to investigations that are currently ongoing at the Office of the Information Commissioner. So I cannot comment on specific matters. I was expecting to be asked about government transparency, which may surprise you. I thought long and hard about how I would answer. And I think it's important to be fair and balanced in my answer.
The document I provided contains a diagram. It shows that government transparency is made up of a number of components. What we have here is the open government component. And as I told you earlier, I think the government has made significant strides in that regard. When it comes to the access to information component, I firmly believe we are lagging behind other countries. I think the Access to Information Act needs to be reformed. The report by the Centre for Law and Democracy compares the legislation of Canada and other countries, and it appears that changes are indeed necessary.
