I think the concept of having regulation of information sharing is a good one. You've heard various criticisms about this particular act, but the idea of identifying agencies that are delivering information and identifying each of the recipient agencies is a good thing.
I would have a slightly different list. We said in Air India that we thought that a national security adviser is important not only for investigations that are both CSIS and RCMP investigations, but a national security adviser could also direct traffic on information. We had a section in there on how that content can be privileged so that it doesn't necessarily end up in a court case. Having a robust national security adviser goes some way of directing the traffic, not only in terms of investigations but also in terms of information sharing. There just doesn't seem to be an appetite for that on the part of the agencies.