When we announced Bill C-58, we said that we would carry out a review of the act in five years. Part of that work is already under way, to see how we can make legislative changes. The most important thing to note at this point is the necessity of putting tools in place. The digital system plays a vital role in meeting the demand. As Ms. Luelo mentioned, in the past, records tended to be paper-based, but today, many records are available through Teams meetings, for instance, or are stored in databases. That means the data are not limited to paper records, so we are in the process of introducing administrative tools to enhance the system.
I hope that partly answers your question.