That's one of the critical things we would be looking for—this agency or this capacity—to weigh in and balance it to ensure the risk protection of information. Again, it is a balance. There is a limit to what information, and how much information, should be provided. At the same time there is a requirement for information at an aggregate level for purposes of decision-making and public policy. Frankly, we're in the middle of these sorts of discussions right now with Statistics Canada with respect to some additional information they're seeking to elicit from our members. Honestly, regardless of whether there is an agency, that is an ongoing discussion. I think it's a discussion that will always take place; it's probably just becoming more so in the age we live in now when so much information is available online. It will be a never-ending source of discussion, although perhaps in this way it could be addressed in a more centralized and consolidated manner, at least with respect to energy.
On May 3rd, 2018. See this statement in context.