The first one is our proposal to take the enhanced ombudsman model and run with that. I think there are certainly strengths with the order-making model and I've worked in those jurisdictions that have it, but in terms of providing the highest measure of service to Canadians and the most successful kind of service, I think the enhanced ombudsman model best fits the bill.
Beyond that, the other process is ensuring that the commissioner has a broader range of powers. Parliament has provided the commissioner with diverse powers in PIPEDA, which are appropriate, and we see them being used frequently. The Privacy Commissioner needs a similar arsenal of remedies, tools, and resources when he's dealing with matters under the federal Privacy Act.