Well, I think that brings our meeting to a close. I would like to thank our witnesses and my colleagues. Perhaps you'll allow me as the chair to ask the one question in the room that everybody wants to know the answer to but was never brought up: based on last night's debate, is it Trump or Clinton?
I'm kidding, of course.
All kidding aside, Mr. Saini actually asked the question that I had, based on the report that we just issued from this committee, and we're awaiting the government response and legislation. I appreciate the answer, Mr. Bennett. That was the one question I had. If order-making power exists in the information act, then it should probably be counterbalanced with order-making power. Whether we got that right or not remains to be seen.
I think Mr. Drapeau would have something to say about that, but we already know these things.
Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, for coming here today. We much appreciate it. I know you'll keep a keen interest in what this committee is doing. If there's any other information that you think we should be aware of throughout our study, please send that to us.
Thank you, colleagues. We'll resume with another meeting on Thursday.
The meeting is adjourned.