Information & Ethics committee  There is one case in which the commissioner recommended that personal information be disclosed. It went to court, and the judge did find that it was personal information that shouldn't have been released. There's been one.

Information & Ethics committee  There were 13,000 investigations that you've completed since you started.

Information & Ethics committee  Certainly. Currently the Access to Information Act stipulates very specifically when fees can be incurred, and the government, back in May of 2016, if I'm not wrong, issued an interim directive for no fees at all, and that was very welcome to requesters. The current proposal

Information & Ethics committee  I'm not an expert on constitutional law or on judicial independence. However, I can tell you that some of the information is already public. For example, salaries are provided under the Judges Act. Right now, total amounts are disclosed. In addition, under the Judges Act, judges'