Yes. We're in favour of this change for reasons of judicial economy and to avoid wasting public resources.
We note that the Privacy Commissioner is saying that it should be held in his hands. You may remember that when we appeared on the Access to Information Act, our view was that the Information Commissioner should have that power, but the recommendation was that it be left with the departments.
We want to emphasize that we think it should be very tightly circumscribed, because we're talking about people's rights to complain. It should only be used in situations where the Commissioner is of the view that the complaint is frivolous, vexatious, or in bad faith. There should, of course, be the ability to appeal that decision.