We have already started looking at the types of documents, and I think categorizing is the way to go. Of course, as you know, it's when you get into the middle, the grey zone, that things are difficult to assess.
Specific to your question about when the House is not sitting, as Marc was saying, the request is made to the committee, so there would have to be a way for the committee, or the committee chair or some committee members, using the developed list, to assess the nature of the documents received, and based on the criteria, to make a decision, as opposed to the House administration itself making a decision. You're looking at waiving the House's privilege, so members in a way should be involved, but of course when the House is not sitting, there has to be a quick, easy way for committee clerks to know whom to talk to—probably their committee chairs and maybe the members—to deal with the issue.
In terms of developing criteria, we see that as probably the best way. Then we'll be able to list the types of requests and give you suggestions as to how they could be handled.