It really depends. For some of the institutions that are not covered right now, such as Nav Canada, I think it would make a tremendous difference in terms of accountability if they were covered. In terms of cabinet confidences, I think that with proper oversight, if we narrowed it, there would be more information that would be at least available for disclosure. It would be a different task. It would be a different exemption. It would be subject to these recommendations being applied to a public interest override. I think there would be more information that would be subject to disclosure.
We propose a scheme in which disclosure would be improved, in my view. Even if there were new institutions that are not covered but that would become covered, or information that was excluded that would not be excluded, the scheme that we're proposing would actually have a better balance. It wouldn't mean that everything would be disclosed, because not everything should be disclosed—and I'm the first one to say that—but there would be a more appropriate balance in terms of protection and disclosure.