Thank you, Mr. Rochon.
Thank you, Mr. Saini.
I will clarify one thing in defence of the Information Commissioner: She did not say that. It actually came from the document that suggested there could be a review under the Access to Information Act to either limit her powers or take away some of those powers to compel. I will tell you, in defence of Ms. Maynard, that it was not her who said that. I wanted to make that very clear to everyone here.
Thank you to our witnesses for this second hour.
We don't have any other business. I'm just going to remind all committee members that after next week, when we return, we are going to begin consideration of the draft report on the Conflict of Interest Act, so I want everybody to be prepared with any suggestions, amendments or other things they may have. I'm hoping we can get through that in a couple of meetings.
Of course, today we received concurrence from the House to study the Lobbying Act. My understanding is that it'll be in the Journals sometime later today, which means we can officially start that study as soon as possible after the conflict of interest draft report consideration.
That's it. Have a great week, everyone, and we will see you when we get back.