That's important to know. I think we need to establish that.
The first involvement of the Minister of Justice.... We're talking about the Minister of Justice here and not the Attorney General. They are two different hats, but the same person. We're talking about the Minister of Justice role. After the extradition hearing—which takes place if a decision is made that there's sufficient evidence to convict with a properly instructed court, etc. within Canada—the Minister of Justice has the decision to make as to whether to surrender the individual. That's a ministerial decision. Then what I call the overriding involvement or potential involvement is the act allowing the minister to withdraw the whole case.
Both of these decisions are, in the end, made by the Minister of Justice. Am I correct?