On a specific legislative issue, one thing we've heard here is that there's some ambiguity—a kind of systematic ambiguity—about whether the Privacy Act trumps other acts. There's a provision in the Privacy Act that says it applies subject to any other provisions of any other acts of Parliament or regulations thereof, and we're looking at that, especially in the context of our other study of the Security of Canada Information Sharing Act.
In your opinion, where there's a conflict between those two acts, do you believe that the Privacy Act should take primacy over SCISA, or do you see the interpretive burden cutting the other way?