Very briefly about that, the independent arbitrator for Bill C-22 on disagreements, some, including us, have called for a mechanism to allow disagreements to be referred to the Federal Court. The Federal Court has expertise in making these decisions.
Just very briefly, yes, absolutely, some agencies have retention limitations on an ad hoc basis that apply to certain subsets of information they collect, but an overarching retention limitation in the Privacy Act would provide for a more principled and across-the-board process. CSE has some retention limitations that are imposed on it, depending on the type of data it's collecting; CSIS doesn't have any, or didn't until recently; and the RCMP does not have many. It's very ad hoc now, and imposing an overarching principled retention limitation with the Privacy Act that applies to everything would make it a more consistent obligation.