I think, as I've mentioned, the Privacy Act, but other considerations also pertain, such as national security considerations.
One of the interesting things about going through the materials that have been provided to the committee is the consistency. I don't think any of the redactions occurring in these materials provided to you vary from the history of the documents provided. In fact, there's a consistency in what's been able to be provided and not provided. In fact, some of the materials speak to that, as I think you will have seen from reviewing the documents, so I would say that we're following the normal limits that pertain in this area. It's protecting third party individuals' privacy. It's protecting national security considerations and, as much discussed in our deliberations with my time before this committee, of course the Privacy Act and the privacy of the two individuals. I think you see that reflected through all the materials that were provided, sir.
Thank you for the question.