It's hard to say, because Treasury Board keeps such poor statistics. They do an annual report, but it's quite unreliable. They don't use scientific methods to gather their data, so it's a lot of guesswork.
On that point, it's interesting that there are more requests than ever before. The number is going up. It's a huge number now. It's almost 200,000. If proactive disclosure of government information is being so helpful in this process, why are so many people asking more and more often for records under access to information? The reverse should happen. If we are proactively making useful information available, then the numbers should go down, but they are going up.
I think that's very telling, because the information that is proactively released is material that really has very little relevance. I think that's why the numbers are going up so enormously.