One of the attachments you would have received was the sample judicial authorization that we shared with NSIRA for the purpose of their demo. The short answer to your question is that the authorization that gets prepared in relation to an ODIT deployment includes several terms and conditions imposed by the judge, which require us to.... If information unrelated to the investigation or not pertinent to the offences being investigated is captured, then yes, that has to be set aside and dealt with in a protected manner, as well as other information, such as, for example, information related to solicitor-client privilege and things like that.
Many of the terms and conditions included in a regular part VI or wiretap warrant are included and read into our ODIT warrants. As we've used these new tools over the years, we've tried to really take a cautious approach to implementing them to make sure those terms and conditions are followed.