It's a complicated question. I would say, as Commissioner Dufresne said yesterday, that I would have looked at—as he will—the detailed conditions under which this tool would be used to see whether there were any recommendations to be made on how it would be used beyond the four corners of the law, which is, again, a good start.
Part VI of the Criminal Code is a good start. It sets privacy safeguards. It sets high thresholds for judicial authorization. It has judicial authorization, so it's not as though the RCMP can use this tool without oversight by an independent body. But even with all of these good safeguards, I would have looked at—and I understand that Mr. Dufresne will—the sum total of the conditions under which the tool is used to see whether any further recommendations could be made on how to use it in a way that protects privacy.