Okay, we'll make a note of that.
One of the other things I'm looking at are the ways that ATIPs are skirted around by departments and ministerial offices. We talked already about the solicitor-client privilege and making use of that. We talked about using cabinet confidences as a way to get around it. We often see that they stamp it “secret”, and then they cannot redact the document because they put the “secret” stamp on it. Under procurement, I know sometimes they say, “Well, those are proprietary rights. You can't look at it.”
What do we need to do in the act to give you the power and resources to scrutinize those types of ATIPs and whether or not documents should be released for public consumption?