The one question I have to Mr. Murray and Mr. Ring is about what Mr. Wudrick highlighted, the fact that there's a five-dollar fee for access to information. I think part of the reason for that was to minimize any kind of frivolous or vexatious information request that might have come forward. You also highlighted the fact that the five dollars did not really serve any purpose because the cost to administer it was higher.
You've also come up with a very intriguing system whereby you bank requests. I want to ask you a question on that. When you get multiple requests from certain people—and in some cases they may be vexatious or may be follow-up to other requests—how does your banking system work? Have you found it to be helpful in making sure that the requests are more targeted rather than just a splatter or disarray of requests coming through that are going to plug up the system?