The complainant alleged that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) did not conduct a reasonable search under the Access to Information Act when responding to an access request for the total amount paid annually by the RCMP as a result of sexual harassment/assault from 2009 to 2020. The complaint falls within paragraph 30(1)(a) of the Act. The investigation revealed that, to maintain confidentiality, the RCMP could not search its general ledger to identify which claims related to sexual harassment/assault. The RCMP also did not maintain a comprehensive list of all settlement payments made as a result of sexual harassment/assault that could be used to search the general ledger for additional responsive information. The RCMP could only reasonably compile and disclose information related to publicly known class action settlements. The Information Commissioner was satisfied that the RCMP conducted a reasonable search for records in response to the access request. The complaint is not well founded.