Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you again to our witnesses for appearing and providing their valuable feedback and testimony on these different portions of the bill.
I wonder if our colleagues from the Department of Justice could just.... I'm not an expert on solicitor-client privilege, other than when I used it as a lawyer and had to engage in that. To Mr. Lawton's point, yes, the identity of a client can certainly be privileged. I've had many cases where the identity of the client was an important factor to keep confidential.
Of all the standards of confidentiality, my understanding has always been that solicitor-client privilege is probably at the top of the list. Is that a fair assessment?
This is for Ms. Gibner or Mr. Wong.