I think we're satisfied around the table. As the chair, I'd like to use my prerogative, if it's okay with my colleagues here, to ask a couple of questions as well.
I listened to the debate and I want to thank you very much for your succinct answers.
I want one quick clarification. It seems to me there was a theme about efficiencies being found when it comes to departments. Just changing their culture and just being more proactive or meeting schedules, or whatever the case might be when it comes to actively disclosing information would solve a lot of your issues right up front.
Has anybody done a study on the cost? Yes, it costs money to do an access to information request, but it also costs money to follow a schedule and meet the publication of documents. Has anybody done a cost benefit analysis of either system?