Thank you.
Maybe I'll ask Mr. Wark this question. We have heard much about the lowering of the thresholds and—according to some witnesses and, probably, members of the committee—the problematic definition, or idea, of making activity that undermines the security of Canada part of the threshold for sharing information. However, I think that if you were to ask many Canadians if a law enforcement agency or an intelligence-gathering body possessed intelligence about an activity that undermines the security of Canada, they would want to ensure that such information is appropriately shared. People don't want the security of Canada to be undermined.
Could you give the committee an example so that we can understand the context? What would be an activity that undermines the security of Canada but that ought not to be shared?