From my perspective, again, I'm not in a position to comment on the appropriateness of the power for the Office of the Privacy Commissioner, but I can say that the framework that's in place within the Competition Bureau mandate is quite effective.
From the bureau's perspective, AMPs are an important component of the Competition Act. They clearly act as a means of promoting compliance with the law. They act as a disincentive for targets of investigations to continue to break the law. When you look at them within the context, for example, of the consent agreement framework, whereby consent agreements are registered with the Competition Tribunal and then become court orders, we clearly see them having a tremendous impact because they avoid the costly and lengthy nature of litigation.
Within our legislative framework, we think they're working, they're working quite well, and they're producing results for Canadians.