I suppose this would then be one of those amendments where you would look at it and ask what harm might be caused by this, if the Information Commissioner's counsel now says that it's not 18 months but eight months, and we can reduce it through this. Again, this doesn't put any burden that we are aware of upon the federal bureaucracy in answering ATIP requests. This simply gives a clear path that the commissioner takes when there is some dispute about the information, which is a reliable three- to four-month delay. If this does that, which we believe it does from the counsel's interpretation, and it does no harm, then we would certainly see this as a worthwhile amendment, although I'm worried about the track record of voting so far. We'll see if worthiness is our only consideration here.
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