I think the proposed amendment is good, especially because we need to cover the whole issue of the Access to Information Act, protecting personal information and protecting corporate data. They can make the effort to explain which parts were redacted. With this amendment, the redacted content will be explained to us within 24 hours.
Also, if I'm not mistaken, the minister was quick to agree to appear before the committee. So he will be available. I believe that also shows that he is taking this seriously. One thing we've heard in the media is that the minister is concerned about this issue, and he himself has confirmed it. We will be able to ask him the hard questions we want to ask him, and which the committee is very concerned about at the moment.
Moreover, I feel we should announce to the public and at some point address the fact that the Auditor General has decided to investigate as well. That's another issue the committee might want to look into eventually. It's not possible at the moment, given that the Auditor General has just begun her investigation. With this amendment—I hope it will be adopted—individuals' personal data and corporate data will be protected. We will also be able to meet the minister next week. That's what I wanted to say, for the record.