We don't know where it's coming from because my understanding is that....
It's interesting. The discussion in the U.S. after that young gamer leaked all that information was that there are thousands, if not more, of top secret clearances in the United States. I don't know how many top secret clearances there are in Canada, but they're not just in CSIS. They are in the Privy Council Office. They are in the Department of Foreign Affairs. They are in the Department of Justice. They are in the Department of Finance. They're in the ministers' offices. They're everywhere. Who knows where it came from? I would say—knowing a little bit about CSIS—that they didn't come from CSIS. That's what I would surmise; I don't know for sure. They came from somewhere.
Then the question is this: What is the the value of them? This is what we don't know. We don't know if this is a draft that somebody had, if this is a conversation that somebody had, if it was dismissed. In other words, the veracity and the weight of the intelligence, when it comes out through an anonymous source, are really hard to gauge, yet it's being taken as the gospel truth.