I'm going to answer that one.
We are strongly in favour of section 112 of the act. We think it has worked out very well. We have been consulted a number of times since June 2015, when the ATIP of 2015 came in. We have provided input on draft bills and had an impact on the bill that was eventually tabled in the House of Assembly for debate.
Prior to that, there was an ad hoc occasional practice of consulting the commissioner's office. It was unsatisfactory because there were times when bills went before the House that we had not had notice of and were not aware of and that had a significant impact on privacy and access to information. There was a lost opportunity, then, to have that input. We think section 112 has been very helpful.