In terms of how judicial authorizations work, obviously when police services need to legally obtain data to help them investigate and prove who's behind it, they have to seek data either from financial institutions, telecommunications providers or what have you. Given how fast cyber-fraud moves, the quicker that law enforcement can get that data back helps them to advance those investigations faster.
I'll use an example of tools that allow police services to submit for judicial authorization through the courts and then get that data back. It helps to—what we call—move at the speed of cyber. I'll use that. I'll give you that. That's the example I'll use as to how those tools or legislation of the Bill C-22 type can help law enforcement.