This is funding for staff that has been in place for several years, when amendments were made to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act under division 9, back in 2008 or 2010.
We have had staff doing these functions, but they have been temporarily funded, year over year. This is an extension of that same amount of funding for the staff who have been doing that function for a while. It is not new things they are doing in relation to the Anti-terrorism Act.
To complete what the deputy minister said, it is not just national security cases. It is cases where there may be organized crime issues or serious criminality. If we have received information in confidence from our security partners—and it can be from other governments as well—we need to make sure we can protect that information from disclosure when we rely on it in decision-making.