We are offering, and are continuing to work on, this revised directive on PIAs. We're going to update it. I will be publishing it in the summer.
What we need to clarify is maybe at the heart of your question. We want to specify that if you change your software, for example, you're going to need a PIA going forward. You can't rely on previous PIAs once new software or new tools are being used. Those are the types of clarifications we want to make.
Again, in response to the previous question and this one, it is within the purview of deputy heads to make sure they are enforcing every Treasury Board directive, policy and guideline, not only this one. Deputy heads actually have the ability to suspend, demote and terminate if they find a violation of the law and Treasury Board policy. This will continue to be the case, including with the updated PIA directive.