It certainly allows for sharing of information, but this problem that existed in terms of Air India was really the result of a very immature approach by the RCMP and CSIS to their respective mandates. Of course, keep in mind that CSIS was a baby at that time. It had just been created.
The infrastructure problems and the lack of coordination that we saw in Air India have to a large extent been ameliorated by changes in the way in which the RCMP and the service deal with each other on a regular basis. That problem is working itself out, and the agencies are much closer and have a much more mature relationship today than they did then. This statute doesn't really affect that. It's going to happen anyway; it happened before this statute. The statute doesn't really enable that. It's just kind of more stuff, more information, but the real rigour happens in the ways in which those two agencies have decided to change how they coordinate with each other.