We would say that judicial review would be an appropriate remedy. I would say that this type of discretion exists with many tribunals. It may raise issues of access to justice, or access to a response on the merits of the complaint. I recognize this. However, many tribunals, administrative or judicial, are given the authority to balance access to justice with certain limitations where giving access to one individual might actually impede access by others. That's essentially the concept. It exists elsewhere. We recognize that there's an issue in respect of access to justice. We would not use this frequently. I think our record under PIPEDA shows that we use this infrequently, and that's essentially what we're recommending.
