That's pretty much it, Mr. Bratina, for the five minutes.
We have five more minutes for the Conservatives. If it's okay with the committee, I would like to ask a few questions. Normally, I try not to do that, but if you'll humour me, then we'll move back to the Liberals for five minutes, and you can let me know who that would be.
Mr. Commissioner, as you gave your remarks and as I was going through the documents in preparation for this committee today, I had several questions.
In your opening remarks dealing with technological change, in your first two paragraphs you talk about how the technological change has allowed government information...and we know that, as the information age is continuing to evolve, there are massive amounts of information out there. You have a recommendation here “to require that all information sharing be governed by written agreements and that these agreements include specified elements”. Could you give me an example of exactly what you meant when you made that statement?