It's a very interesting point you're making. It seems to me that if we are intercepting somebody's communication without prior judicial authorization, there should be a very strong onus on the individuals doing that to ensure that it is appropriate. I actually like the idea of defining exactly which offences this applies to, that it's not just to any unlawful act, which could be very broad.
Again, we went beyond what the Supreme Court said. We said we're restricting it to section 183. As you can see, these are very serious crimes, for the most part, and they're all spelled out. I think it's a better way of doing that. We didn't have to change the definition from “peace officer” to “police officer”, but when you are doing something like this, I think it is important to be as specific and as definite as possible.