Yes, essentially on the basis that here we're dealing with.... Tribunals federally are subject to judicial review, as you know. There is a special remedy in the Privacy Act, which is a de novo review of an access request. That's a current remedy in the act.
Why was that remedy created? We think it was created to provide a readily accessible remedy to individuals in cases where the OPC may recommend that a department disclose information but the department does not, so there needs to be an easily accessible remedy for the individual.
If the OPC has order-making powers, our position is that the need for this remedy, the Federal Court de novo review, may no longer be there because we would be the readily accessible remedy for individuals to have access. We're actually even more accessible, and perhaps quicker, than the Federal Court de novo review.