I would just say that, where there is that reasonable expectation of privacy, any information that we use... If there's any element of, say, information notwithstanding the publicly available information definition and those elements, if there is anything that hits that trigger of “reasonable expectation”, that's brought within the ministerial authorization process.
We still will have the element of privacy measures applying to publicly available information in case there is a privacy interest triggered, but again, given that the Privacy Act requires that we only collect, use, and retain information consistent with our mandate, we cannot go outside of that mandate and use it in different ways.
We will be, obviously, reviewed for reasonableness, necessity, and our privacy measures, so the degree to which there might be any concerns going forward on that would be, I would think, captured by that review agency and drawn to our minister's attention.