I would agree with that. I would just go back to my general point that when you create a law for information sharing around national security, you need to maintain the trust of Canadians. A provision that there is no recourse for those who are abused undermines the trust of Canadians.
I think it also connects not just with privacy concerns but with equality concerns, because who is going to feel most targeted potentially by that? I think it causes a lot of ill will unnecessarily. Is there really such a risk of abuse? I hope it's not the position of the government that it would require that provision.