There are a lot of different questions in there.
In working to promote the lobbying registration system, the commissioner has done an able job of communicating to registrants, but the people who don't register may not register because they don't necessarily know they have an obligation to do so. That is a target for the lobbying commissioner. She has, herself, admitted at this committee that she struggles to engage with those who don't gravitate towards the registration model. That type of compliance information is essential to the functioning work of the act.
The work of this committee is also something that can be shared through constituents. I would love to see some data on who uses the registry of lobbyists. I suspect it's mostly people who are within one square mile of this building. The lobbying commissioner could probably adduce that data quite quickly. You should ask her the next time she's here, because I think that metadata would be really interesting to look at in order to see whether or not your constituents in Mississauga Centre or the province of Quebec—outside Hull-Gatineau, which is within one mile of here, of course—are using the registry themselves. It would make for a very interesting conversation about its utility.
I think it's an excellent tool, but I have very different interests from most of your constituents.