Do you agree with the recommendation to go to an order-making model?
Some critics in our study of access to information have argued that when you have order-making power, you cease to become an ombudsman and you become an adjudicator. Instead of being an advocate for privacy, you become a person who makes a judgment about a particular case, rather than just advocating for privacy.
Do you share those concerns, or do you believe that the order-making model is the correct way to go with privacy?