The legislation is our guide here. The criteria for exemptions are pretty clear. Personal information, damage to Canada's reputation from an international affairs perspective, advice to ministers, proprietary third party information—which is the most interesting one and we should talk about—and cabinet confidence are the guidelines we use. There is nothing to do with embarrassment or awkwardness to an individual. That is not a criteria used.
The proprietary third party information is interesting because we will consult with our industry partners on that. They, by default, will want to protect their information as much as possible. We will try to move them along, if we can, but that is a really interesting dialogue with industry when the information that will be released is, in their mind, proprietary.