Does public interest immunity bar the production of the government-wide implications and communications plan in the Record?

Karakatsanis J concluded that public interest immunity did not bar the production of the government-wide implications and communications plan as part of the Record. After stating that several of the factors identified in Carey v. Ontario, 1986 CanLII 7 (SCC), [1986] 2 S.C.R. 637 weighed in favour of those parts of remaining confidential, she concluded that “the exclusion of these components of the Attorney General’s report from the record would impact the reviewing court’s ability to determine the merits of the Bodner review”. (para. 69). The “Government-Wide Implications” Section of the R & R