That's a good point—impartiality and due process.
With that said—and I'm going to keep coming back to this—it's about the opportunity to mediate versus arbitrate. That is, in my view, the difference between a tribunal and a court of law. There seems to be some confusion among colleagues on the committee about the development of expertise the tribunal represents. There's a great comparison between, again, the tribunal versus the court of law, in terms of expertise.
Can you talk about why the tribunal will shorten the learning curve for dealing with privacy cases in Canada on account of the experts required to make up that body? That's point one. Point two is this: Can you delve into the lack of expertise if, in fact, it goes directly to a court of law and, of course, the repercussions because of that?