In a general way; we've not sat down and actually drafted out any proposals or anything. But maybe if there was the discretion to disclose the reasons why we did not proceed...always considering the public interest. There may be situations where one shouldn't do it.
I could add as well that generally those provisions on the inquiries are a little bit confused. We're working with them, and it's not a big problem--we've kind of determined how we're going to function with them--but if you were doing a study of the inquiry provisions, you might want to take a look at redrafting the body of some of them. For example, I think it's subsection 27(4) that gives me the power to self-initiate. It's a little bit unclear just what that power is and how it interrelates with the other rules.
So depending on how much or how little study you'd like to do on this, there would be a quick fix, probably, for the issue you raised, but it might be worth looking at the totality of the provision.