Again, it's ITAC that sets that national terrorism threat level, and it pulls the information based on what it sees across the country and in relation to its members. What the service does is when.... We are always looking for a threat of serious violence to overthrow or to push forward an ideological agenda. That is one thing we are constantly on the alert for.
That's where, when we are looking at national security, we look at a narrow section of the pie, because we are looking really at espionage and terrorism. We look at terrorism if there's an effort to engage or incite serious violence in order to achieve an objective. If we see anything, that information would be fed into ITAC, and it would use that in order to help determine whether or not it would change that threat level.