Mr. Leuprecht, you used the terms risk-based modelling and evidence-based assessments as opposed to the nature of risk based on perceptions. On March 15 it was reported that CSIS internal data shows that extreme right-wing and white supremacist threats are rated ahead of radical Islam threats within Canada. The reason I point that out is that the perception might be quite different. If we start with the wrong perception, we may compromise the entire investigation.
I lived in New York when the Oklahoma City bombing occurred. The first instinct of ABC and NBC at that time was to point to Islam and not to ultimately Christian fundamentalist and white supremacist Timothy McVeigh, as an example.
If the source of leads is banks, or in some cases the general public, or financial institutions, what should we be doing to better inform them as to the nature of real threats and to improve the quality of input in terms of the nature of threats from those forces?