It is, absolutely. I was confronted with this when we finished the investigation of, as it was then, Employment and Social Development Canada. You will recall that it lost a hard drive of 583,000 Canadians' financial information. It was just too big, I felt, to leave it to the annual report. I thought that the Canadian public deserved a quicker result of our investigation, and therefore, proceeded by tabling a special report.
But it is quite stilted and onerous. It is demonstrating a lack of flexibility. I was wanting to serve the Canadian public well by stating the results of our investigation, but I could only do it through the special report procedure.
I believe that this recommendation is very cohesive in the transparency theme of the commissioner's recommendations.