Okay. It would be good to get those responses in writing.
I'm going to change my questions and go to Mr. Boots.
I was surprised to learn that the policy on title to intellectual property arising under Crown procurement contracts generally prevents the government from owning the IP for software products produced under government contracts, and that certain exemptions must be met or Treasury Board approval must be granted in order for the Crown to take ownership of the IP.
How often does the Treasury Board grant approval to allow departments to take ownership of IP for products that they are paying to have developed?