I would like to add a third aspect. If the offence pertaining to the RCMP investigation comes under our purview, our prosecutors would proceed as they do in any other case, namely, they would assess the evidence to determine whether or not, in this case, there would be a reasonable probability of conviction. If that is the case, they would ask a second question, namely whether or not public interest demands a prosecution. If the answer to these two questions is yes, we would conduct a prosecution. At the same time, we would provide the Attorney General of Canada with a notice under section 13. If he says that he does not want us to conduct a prosecution, there are two options.
