So, the person submits an access request under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act. Some information may be denied for reasons of national security. I think we are talking about the application of the criteria in the current act. In that context, the threat to national or public security is one of the grounds for refusing access to information. I am talking about applying the law. First you have to ask whether the government has applied the exemption properly. That's the main question.
If the individual concerned believes that the government did not apply the exemption correctly, he may submit a complaint to us and eventually obtain recourse to Federal Court. This then becomes a matter of fact, I believe. The issue is to determine whether the exemption was applied properly.