I'll go back to the scrutiny. This goes more to where Blake was leading. When we're looking at scrutiny, what is going to be the regulation?
Let's say, for instance, that an American organization provides money to a third party organization here in Canada. It's spent pre-writ and all of those things. When it comes to privacy of their own information, although they're registered, at what point can Elections Canada say that it needs to see everything?
Is it going to be limited to what it can see when it comes to transactions, or would it be able to see everything from the time period in question? It may say, “Hey, listen, this may have come from 2014, and we recognize it's the 2016 election”, or something. How far can it go back, or will there be limitations on when it's able to scrutinize this information?