Actually, at my December 14 appearance, because the act is under review I indicated one of the things I think would be beneficial. Right now, if I find reasonable grounds to believe something, I'm obliged to send it to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. But it might be beneficial to have administrative monetary penalties that I could post, with hopefully then the ability to actually post the names, because I think that would be a fairly effective deterrent.
In terms of the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct, there are no sanctions in terms of fines or jail terms, but there is a report to Parliament. When you think that the lobbyist's name and reputation are important, a report to Parliament might negatively impact the lobbyist's ability to gain clients or employment. As you may know, we were in court with one lobbyist who was fighting to have the reports taken out of Parliament because, he was claiming, it was affecting his business. So I think that's an effective deterrent.