I think that's an important point to get on record.
A second aspect of Bill C-58 that is quite concerning is that it would give the government new grounds on which to deny access to information requests. Specifically, it would provide the power to decide that a request is frivolous or vexatious. The argument we heard in Parliament in favour of that provision was the example of an ex-spouse requesting a former spouse's address and work hours. It strikes me that this information should already be protected as personal information and that there's really no need to empower the information officers to determine that the request itself is frivolous or vexatious, but I'm curious what you think about that.