I have to say that I have only intended to order the release or the treatment of a file twice so far. I've never had to go that far. People know that we have the authority. Just knowing that we can do it is a big advantage in our dealing with the institution.
The other authority we have now that is a tremendous advantage and that has had a huge positive impact is the publication of our reports. When we can publish a report that explains the position of the institution and our position, it really helps later on in guiding other requesters and institutions in understanding the act and understanding its application when they see files that are similar.
At this point, I actually prefer the authority to publish. As I said, I haven't used the ordering power. I will use it when I have to, but I prefer to resolve things informally if people are satisfied and you get the result you want faster that way. If I issue and order to an institution, the institution can then contest it in court, so there's another step, and it could lead to more delays. Therefore, I prefer if we can do it informally.
I invite you to go on my site and see some of the reports we've published. I think we're going to see more and more of those in the next year.