Information & Ethics committee  I understand that, but I would have to respect the confidentiality of the agreement that we have with the Government of Canada and wait for that disclosure to be requested through those channels.

Information & Ethics committee  That would be my understanding, yes.

Information & Ethics committee  No, it's not finished. In a normal course of work, in terms of engaging the cloud, you'll often see a heavier amount of the need for those advisory services at the beginning of a mandate, just to get things up and running as you build. In terms of the cloud utility, the app is

Information & Ethics committee  I'm sorry. I missed something in the interpretation there.

Information & Ethics committee  It's preserved until the Government of Canada does something else with it. It remains there until the Government of Canada either moves the data, deletes the data....

Information & Ethics committee  I apologize. I'm not quite sure I'm getting the gist of your question in interpretation. The majority of the billing at the front end of the contract, under the framework agreement, would be related to advisory services. The advantage of using cloud is that you can scale up or s

Information & Ethics committee  I'm sorry.

Information & Ethics committee  Maybe I'll get back to it.

Information & Ethics committee  All of that is really managed by the customer in terms of how they procure. We follow the Government of Canada's procurement process, or we work with the customer to follow their process. I didn't bring those figures with me. I would like to have the opportunity to correct this

Information & Ethics committee  There would be timelines associated with that number. I think it depends on when the project was initiated and concluded, or it's on a per annum basis. I can't speak to the government's procurement process—

Information & Ethics committee  It depends on the question you're asking. Some of the disclosures you're asking for would really be up to a customer to provide you with. As a service provider, we wouldn't disclose customer information.

Information & Ethics committee  In the case of all our customers, we protect customer confidentiality, so we would never proactively disclose that information without customer consent. It would really be up to our customers to choose to share that information.

Information & Ethics committee  Do you mean in terms of the dollar amounts?

Information & Ethics committee  My understanding, based on my preparations to be here today, is that I'm not sure if it's available online but I know there was documentation made available to this committee that we were able to view and verify.

Information & Ethics committee  Really, the decisions around the governance of privacy and how data should be managed are really decisions that the customer has to make. Our role is to enable those decisions. Our job is to help our customers operationalize privacy and meet their own standards or the standards t