How come Canada’s information commissioner Marleau operates mostly behind closed doors?

Information Commissioner Robert Marleau and his officials have been holding secret meetings with the Department of Justice and Treasury Board to 'work together' to come to an agreement on how they can 'improve' certain features of the access process with

Canada's Information Commissioner Robert Marleau is developing some bad habits. He's meeting mostly behind closed doors and developing his public office's procedures without much public consultation or approval.

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