Thank you.
I think this is a situation where, if there's been a breach, the commissioner's inquiry may have an individual recommendation in terms of an apology or correction or whatnot. In the same report, there can also be a recommendation that the code be amended because now an issue has been identified that warrants that.
If the House is adopting that recommendation or that report from the commissioner, is the House in fact deciding to change the code? Should that be done automatically by the House adopting the code or should the House want to send it here for discussion?
It's really to clarify that. Is it as simple as saying that you endorse the code and, therefore, whatever is in there becomes an order of the House or are there procedural mechanisms that ought to be there?
To your earlier question, I just want to point out that in the very first section in the code—the purposes section—one of the first ones is to “maintain and enhance public confidence and trust in the integrity of members”. That's exactly what you're referring to and, absolutely, outreach and information go to that.