Certainly. I'll take that one, Mr. Chair.
Basically, the reporting instrument in question here is proactive disclosure, as was mentioned, of all contracts. Any contract above $10,000 has what's called a deeming provision, so the contractor is aware by signing the contract that the contract details will be proactively posted on the government's website on a quarterly basis. Obviously, there are certain exceptions to that, and what we're looking for is to make sure that we do not disclose anything that's personal information, like a SIN, or anything commercially sensitive that would basically take away a competitive advantage that an organization has carved out for itself.
The way most departments work in this fashion is—there's no requirement to do this—deputy heads of every organization that we're aware of as accounting officers actually approve the disclosure on a quarterly basis. The current system works quite well; we're not aware of any complaints, but it's obviously something we have to keep an eye on. It was one of the first concerns flagged when we started this practice several years back.