No, and they're not necessarily the same, i.e., what would be published through a publication scheme is not necessarily what's being requested.
The only thing we have done is we have looked at what data has been proactively published under the open government data initiative and the types of access to information requests, because they're very distinct. The only place I can see that we may be able to get data for the committee is in Scotland. In Scotland they really did have to look at publication schemes. There was an oversight process for publication schemes. They would have before and after information in terms of cost, what was published, and things like that. We can look to see if there's good information.
Remember, we used to not publish any information about travel or hospitality. We published some information about grants and contributions. These in the 1990s became almost like publication schemes. In other jurisdictions, publication schemes are based in part on those kinds of proactive disclosure.
There was some cost associated with that, but that's something the government decided to publish proactively because they were access to information requests.