I just have one other question. If proposed paragraph 6.1(1)(a) were to stay in the act, and the Information Commissioner were to have that discretionary authority to deny government institutions the ability to refuse, wouldn't that actually create more protection than deleting proposed paragraph 6.1(1)(a) and leaving proposed section 6 as is? At least then we're giving the Information Commissioner the authority to determine whether refusal can be granted, whereas right now, removing proposed paragraph 6.1(1)(a) and leaving in proposed paragraphs 6(a), (b), and (c), the Information Commissioner has nothing to say to it.
I could be wrong, but that would be my legal interpretation.