Thanks,
At least one of our witnesses who was somewhat critical of the idea of conferring order-making power on the Privacy Commissioner said that in part it was because of the quantity of requests you get through PIPEDA. I was wondering if you think that at a certain point a difference in quantity of requests or complaints requires a qualitative difference in response. Do you think that's important, first of all, and second, do you think the office could tolerate a difference in powers with respect to the public function under the Privacy Act and the private function under PIPEDA?