Good.
As you probably know, many of the people who have come to testify before us on Bill C-461 had quite major concerns about the protection of journalistic sources.
Our interpretation of the bill as it stands is that information on programming, creation and journalistic work will be protected provided it concerns the CBC's independence. In our view, under the current interpretation, independence means independence from the federal government.
Many people who came here asked whether it was possible, for example, for someone to file an access to information request to determine what company or individual the program Enquête would be investigating. In that case, the journalist might perhaps be compelled to provide the applicant with information on ongoing investigations.
Do you view that kind of practice as a threat from your privacy perspective?