Thank you very much.
In the beginning of chapter 1, you say, “Quasi-commercial entities, special operating agencies and public-private partnerships have become increasingly common modes for governments to carry out their business.”
I'm wondering if there are precedents that you can speak to for ensuring that access to information that deals with third parties, like a P3, would protect legitimate commercial interests but not create another black hole.
If part of the goal of reform is to eliminate those black holes where information can be shoved, are there precedents, or are there ideas at least, about how there could be some oversight for that?