Thank you for the question.
Through you, Madam Chair, there are two parts to the question. The first is the capacity of the office. I heard you referring to the interpretation of intelligence and being able to draw conclusions. This is not part of our mandate. We do not have a capacity to develop it. This is a specific skill that is beyond the mandate of the Office of the Law Clerk.
Now, in order to make redactions to what information could be particularly sensitive, as I mentioned earlier, there are two means in particular:put those redactions, and also the ability to talk with the provider of the documents to assess the context of the proposed redactions.
I don't know if my colleague, the Sergeant-at-Arms, wants to add anything about the interpretation of intelligence.