One other issue that jumped out for me, given some of what we heard during our study, was the failure of this particular bill to expand the access to information regime to the Prime Minister's Office and to ministers' offices. What we've heard is that because there's going to be a new kind of proactive disclosure regime ushered in, we ought to be happy with the changes, because this is a new era in—I think the phrase might even have been used—openness and transparency.
Can you just explain for the benefit of the committee in what ways having proactive disclosure requirements allows Canadians to get access to information that the government doesn't want to release?