I think sometimes it may be the design of government. Other times it may simply be officials who have a big stack of things on their desks. They don't have training. They don't have inclination. They don't care. They say, “Oh, I have a way I can get out of this and clear my desk. I'll invoke section 6.1.”
It could be either the big macro picture you're talking about, or it could be someone sitting at their desk. We are concerned about what's going on now, even without this bill. As I mentioned, we make a simple request for a file or a series of files. We give them the file number. We give them the outside dates. We know exactly what the subject matter is. We're being told there will be a 220-day extension, and that for them to respond to the request is an interference in government operations. We're getting letters that say this. It's outrageous.
This is happening now without this bill. Again, to me, if there is that commitment at the top to reconciliation, it needs to translate itself all the way down through the system to the behaviour of the officials.