Thank you.
I want to carry on in the spirit of the line of questioning of my friend from the Bloc with regard to potential interference with the access to information process.
There are many limits to enforcement due to confidentiality obligations. The Information Commissioner can only disclose information in the course of a prosecution or disclose to the Attorney General if there is evidence of a director, officer or employee of a government institution commissioning any offence against a law of Canada or of a province.
This excludes, however, ministerial exempt staff, consultants, and contractors hired by government institutions, and former directors, officers, and employees of government institutions.
Do you have any recommendations to address these limitations to enforcement?