Yes. There has been a pattern of litigation in the past. If I'm a government agency and I don't want to tell the public what a war is going to cost, what a fighter jet is going to cost, or what happened in a scandal. When the sponsorship scandal was going on, I remember how hard it was to get information about what was happening with these government contracts.
If I simply deny the request, if I'm in a government agency and there is information that is going to be politically damaging to my boss, we're taken to court. It takes two, three, five years. The war has already been exercised. It might be over. Whatever scandal was going on has long since passed. The information is no longer damaging, and I've essentially shielded the public from knowing by not providing the transparency that the Prime Minister talked about.