Minister Blair went further. He said that you, as the director of CSIS, would decide what to brief him on, and that he would wait for you to advise him.
Secondly, he said, “The director determined that this was not information the minister needed to know, so I was never notified of the existence of that intelligence, nor was it ever shared with me.” That's what he said on June 1.
Did you determine that this was information—that information being the IMU—the minister did not need to know?