Again, I would say that under the net benefit test, the economic test under the act, the factors that can be considered are very clearly laid out. There are six factors and those are the factors the minister can consider.
Under national security, what the provision calls for is that after consulting with the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, if the minister thinks that a transaction might be injurious to national security, then the minister can go to the Governor in Council and have the Governor in Council make a determination as to whether the transaction should be reviewed.
So there are two steps and they're very much in consultation. I cannot elaborate, because there's no definition of national security and what the factors are under national security, contrary to what is under the net benefit test, where the factors are clearly laid out.