No. The model as it exists right now and the powers we have under the act right now are limited. We can't look at reprisals from complaints coming forward from PSIC employees and we can't get information from outside the public service, so the situation as it exists right now limits our ability to investigate the way PSIC handled one of their investigations. Either of the two options we put forward would be with the intention of either removing those limitations from us or of giving the power to somebody else to do that investigation, but without the limitations currently in place for us.
On February 21st, 2017. See this statement in context.