Absolutely. The agents of Parliament meet regularly. We're a good group of colleagues. I work with the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner. I signed an MOU with him very shortly after I arrived so that we could share outreach activities, which we have done quite a number of times. We even did some YouTube videos and we've done a lot of teleconferences together so that both sides hear the different perspectives, from the lobbyist and from the decision-maker.
I've done a number of presentations with him. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is actually the organization that holds our server, our registry. It ensures the integrity and respect of personal information. I do have an MOU with that organization. It costs us about $200,000 a year, but that's taken care of.
All of my services for finance, contracting, HR—whenever we want to hire somebody for the finance and the contracting—are with the Canadian Human Rights Commission. They provide that service and we have an MOU with them.
I haven't done anything with the Auditor General, and I don't know if he would be open to that. Right now, I have the resources I need to do more of the corporate side of the function.