I have a minute left, so I think I'll return to my first question in relation to the rationale for not expanding access as broadly as it could be.
We heard testimony on both sides in the course of our committee's study. I think the majority of the testimony that we heard suggested it should be extended further, but there were countervailing considerations. I recognize proactive disclosure is important, and it's certainly an important step forward given decades of inaction from a number of different governments, but I still wonder what the rationale would be for not extending the act, as it was understood before we had a proactive disclosure to ministers' officers.