Open science, of course, involves a number of things. It's open publications. It's open access to data. It's the ability to openly engage with the public. There are different dimensions.
Towards those objectives, my office recommended the adoption of a science integrity policy, which was done by all major science-based departments and agencies, and there is the commitment to open science and to open data.
The first phase was to do the open publishing, because that's the easier part, and then move on to having the majority of the data that is within the federal government, whether it's observational data or research data—of course with exceptions that we have also provided guidelines on—be open as well.