The privilege continues to attach to it. I understand that.
Perhaps I could get it slightly clearer in my head. The point is, until a report from this committee comes, or until, for example, the Access to Information Act is amended, how do we think about the way in which a department or a ministry consults Parliament? Is this just as kind of a parallel constitutional process, or are you telling us that you think it's actually occurring within the Access to Information Act, albeit through read-in procedure?