Yes. The Access to Information Act takes precedence over every other Canadian act. However, in the context of one of the amendments, we asked that the cases in which the information is protected be reflected in Schedule II of the Access to Information Act, specifically so that the information is not disclosed.
As I explained at length on Monday—and I thought it was clear at that time—without this protection, companies will not allow people to make internal reports or the information to be used to improve safety. We will completely lose that source of information.
The information that Mr. Julian wants to obtain is already available; nothing has changed. As regards the present situation concerning access to information in the case of audits, nothing has changed either. Here we're talking about internal information in the context of the SMSs only. We are not protecting it; we are losing it.