No, they do not anticipate that. For potential amendments to the Privacy Act, the government's response to your report is that it will proceed in due course with a PA review, so to cost any amendments might be premature at this point. We need to see what the government will table in terms of legislation down the road.
In terms of PIPEDA review and activities that would flow from our consent report, when we publish our report in September through the annual report, we should be able to give an estimate of costs.
I talked with Mr. Long about the non-discretionary nature of investigative work. One issue that we might include in the suggestions to reform PIPEDA and the Privacy Act would be a greater discretion to not investigate certain complaints. In other words, we could choose to some extent the complaints we would investigate so that we spend more time on issues of systemic importance and perhaps less time on other issues. There is a link between the recommendations we might make for legislative change and workload issues.