So the short answer is that it sounds as though it is at least nothing different from your relationship with any other law enforcement agency.
Let me take you through three provisions, one of which you did mention. I'll just ask whether this isn't going to be some kind of a hindrance on your relationship with the commissioner.
First of all, Bill C-23 expressly prohibits you from consulting with the Chief Electoral Officer with respect to an appointment of the commissioner. So any knowledge the Chief Electoral Officer may have with respect to either criteria or candidates would be blocked from your view. Are you willing or able to answer on whether such a ban is helpful to your ability to appoint the DPP?