I would begin quickly with the back end of your comment and say, absolutely, it has the right, and it must do it.
I think this morning's story focused particularly on freedom of information requests and the potential that there would be a block to the response to those requests because other countries were involved in the same pooled funding that is being used.
I would make the point--I'm sure Mr. McKay would want me to make the point--that if his bill goes through, it will virtually guarantee a detailed, coherent, and synthetic report of all of Canada's annual aid activity based on the criteria that are set out in the bill. Parliamentary oversight would be enormously enhanced, and you would have the answers to these questions as a result of the oversight processes that are envisioned in the bill.