I'm not familiar particularly with those initiatives. Given the size of the federal government, I think you're probably right that any question could be answered by someone. Someone has that answer. In the same way that I'm trying to estimate the number of jobs that will be lost, someone knows this answer. I think it's really a question of defining for the bureaucracy what open government means. What does it mean for them to publish? What do you want to see them publish for you as parliamentarians, and for Canadians?
Putting out the question of potential new templates for what type of information should be published—when, how, and so on—could provide a very fruitful process for people like me, such as researchers, interested people in the private sector, and other interest groups.