Let's pick up on that.
You referred to the testimony of some officials, and Mr. Blaikie got into this to some extent. I understand from their testimony that a 2009 Auditor General's report identified a real concern over government officials being reticent to share some information, and that was a potential problem. The previous government's solution, which appears to be a pretty over-broad solution, was to say that we're going to have the relevance test, and everything can get out the door. You had mentioned that the necessity test is a matter of training, and that isn't appropriate now.
I want to push back a little. If we have 140-plus institutions that are disclosing institutions, there need to be individuals in those 140-plus institutions who are familiar with the necessity test. Do you still stand by those comments that we can train these individuals effectively?