Data has been a constant theme for our audit work over the last number of years. The importance of good data to support decision-making is paramount and critical to having the best results for Canadians, from our perspective anyway.
Obviously, we recognize—and the secretary of the Treasury Board has been clear with departments—that it's important to move quickly but to ensure that decisions and rationales are documented. We would start there, and we would hope that data is captured.
I would note, of course, that there may be other kinds of data that are being collected, and the Privacy Commissioner may have views on that collection, use and disclosure. I think particularly about health information that might be collected and that sort of thing. We would hope that personal information that should be protected is being protected to the degree possible.
The other thing I will mention is that obviously secret information, cabinet confidence information, is a challenge in the current environment. The security protocols are always important in terms of handling that data.