I'll address the last one, with respect to materials. The purpose of today's presentation is just to get this kick-started in the sense of providing an overview, to give this committee a chance to assess its own direction with respect to their review. We certainly will discuss and be responsive to further requests for materials, as are frequently provided for the course of review, but we have handed out very little today just for the purpose of giving an overview of the provisions themselves.
With respect to the specific examples you raised, actually, in each case, in some ways they are not, because separate legal provisions other than the law enforcement justification apply to each of those examples. To both money laundering and to drugs there are separate provisions. With respect to drugs, there are, as I mentioned, the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act police enforcement regulations. With respect to money laundering, there are specific separate exemptions granted under the code for those. They were granted before the law enforcement justification came into place.
So the particular fact situations you mentioned are covered by other provisions and would not be subject to the example you raised of emergency---