Thank you for that. That was my line of questioning.
Partly what I'm driving at is that I'm thinking about what recommendations we as a committee can make to try to address some of the very legitimate concerns Canadians have, not just about the overreach inherent in the use of the act itself but also the overreach beyond what is prescribed within these orders. I think an important component of our oversight work as a parliamentary committee is to try to provide recommendations as to how those legitimate concerns can be addressed, which is why I keep coming back to the idea of some kind of notification so that Canadians can know that if they did have an account frozen, they would know whether or not it had been frozen under the authority of this order. If not, then they would know it was not a result of this order. If so, they would have a document they could use to try to seek remedies in the case that remedies were warranted.