Broadly, I do think PSIC could be saved with the changes. However, I don't view it as putting more power into that office. I actually view it as a bit of a decentralization of the power of that office, and building in the oversight and the proper linkages, whether to the Auditor General's office or....
We talked briefly about harassment in the workplace. There are some severe disconnects right now that need to be pieced together in order for PSIC to work better, but I don't believe it lies in giving it more power—absolutely not. Right now we see it as a bit of a bottleneck, as the only body or the only person able to refer to a tribunal. That's proven to be problematic. No cases are really getting through that process. I think it could be saved, but not by giving it more power.