I'd say, with respect, that the Privacy Commissioner has managed since PIPEDA came into force to be able to address that part of the mandate and deal with concerns with respect to private businesses and private sector organizations, and at the same time to meet the responsibilities under the Privacy Act when it comes to matters related to the public sector.
I'm not sure I feel or understand a need for a higher degree of integration or harmonization than currently exists. I think there are a number of things that are equally important, such as the protection of information, the powers of the commissioner, and so on. Apart from those two issues of accountability and consent, those are divergent matters driven by statute, and I don't see a need to try to reconcile or resolve those into a single approach. They both exist for legitimate reasons that have been tested with the experience of the dual statutes.