Okay.
My last question for you is this.
The Canadian Bar Association submitted quite an interesting brief, in which it recommends a few amendments. For example, they recommend that “the exceptional discretion to initiate section 184.4 interceptions be limited to a class of designated superior officers”. That seems to be fairly well-covered in the new legislative enactment. The CBA also recommends that “a requirement be added to publicly report the number of persons whose communications were intercepted under section 184.4 but not subsequently charged with any offence”. The CBA goes on to propose that “a police officer's justification of section 184.4 interception be recorded or memorialized”. Lastly, the CBA recommends that “if subsequent judicial authorizations are obtained on the same grounds as a section 184.4 interception, evidence obtained by the section 184.4 interception may be ruled inadmissible”.
I'd like to discuss the recommendation to “publicly report the number of persons whose communications were intercepted under section 184.4 but not subsequently charged with any offence”. Would you object to amending the provision in that regard, to stipulate that the report provided to Parliament annually pertain to everything? A simple yes or no would do. I'd be perfectly fine with that.