The government policy is quite clear that it's the deputy head of any organization who has the authority to grant and revoke a clearance based on the security advice the deputy head receives. I mentioned last week that the Treasury Board Secretariat, which was in charge of that policy, is modernizing it as we speak.
To Mr. Naqvi's question earlier about advice, I will not be providing advice to anyone. I will just say that there will be an opportunity here, through the work of this committee, to speak to this issue. How government clearances are issued is being reviewed as we speak. I think there's an opportunity here.