It would have been the RCMP and Ottawa Police Service. I'm sorry for that lack of clarification.
I've always made it clear that my threshold for ensuring the protection and security of parliamentarians, staffers and the public is much lower than what would be found in the criminal element of the mandates for policing services. On the information that was received, to me it was without hesitation that we shut down Parliament due to the threats that had been received.
With respect to the investigational part of it, that falls back to the law enforcement partners. Specifically, the Ottawa Police Service is the lead to conduct an investigation. The Parliamentary Protective Service has no mandate for Criminal Code investigations. As I've indicated already, it's not a policing organization.