We have jurisdiction over all departments and agencies of the federal government with respect to privacy. You'll understand that there are resource implications that come into the picture here. There are also other review bodies. CSIS has its own review body and is overseen by SIRC. It could ask these kinds of questions. We are responsible for privacy issues as they affect CSIS.
We have jurisdiction to ask the questions you're referring to, but because we're responsible for every department, not only for national security but privacy in respect of all government activities, we have to focus our investigations. Currently, with respect to CSIS, the subject matter we're reviewing is how CSIS is implementing the decision of the Federal Court that Mr. Justice Noël rendered in late 2016 with respect to the retention of data by CSIS for people who are not security threats. We are investigating that particular issue. We have jurisdiction to ask the questions that you refer to, but we need to choose our areas of investigation.