I have a quick question.
Our committee heard the testimony of Mr. Patrick White, who is a professor at the UQAM's school of journalism. He told us that in certain cases, the statute of limitations for lodging a complaint about the access to information system could actually be shorter than the turnaround time for receiving a response to an access to information request. He stressed that in these circumstances, it might be better to suspend the statute of limitations as long as the access to information request has not been processed.
Has National Defence come across this issue?