You're asking a hypothetical question, which is difficult to answer because the privilege of the person to have their privacy protected is an individual privilege. It's not something on which I, as a Teamsters Canada representative, or brother Hackl, as the vice-president, can say, “Oh, gosh darn, according to our legal opinion, it is a violation of section 8 of the charter and a violation of the Privacy Act.”
Quite bluntly, you're saying that if we change a piece of legislation that, in all likelihood, is unconstitutional and a violation of the Privacy Act, then it will make this okay in our opinion. As you understand, Mr. Sikand, that puts us in a very difficult situation. It's a hypothetical question that we will not answer.