Thank you for that question. It's covered in this bill by the safeguards that we have put in there. We want to make sure that the individual whose communication has been intercepted is notified, that this is part of a report not only by provincial attorneys general but also the Minister of Public Safety at the federal level. Again, these are entirely appropriate to ensure that there is some transparency and, indeed, accountability with respect to this, to make sure that this is used for exactly what is contemplated, and that is to prevent serious physical harm to the person or to property. Again, I'm confident that, with the safeguards that we have placed into this bill, this bill will work well.
I have no reason to believe that it was being abused prior to this, quite frankly, and that's not what the Tse decision is all about. The Tse decision examined the use of section 184.4 and said they could see that it makes sense to have this power, but what we're saying is, have these additional safeguards, or at least one safeguard afterwards, so that you can have that accountability.
Again, I think in totality we can go forward with confidence and say that this important, necessary tool the law enforcement agents, in my opinion, have to have will also have the appropriate amount of accountability and safeguards in it. I think it strikes a very reasonable balance, and I'm looking forward to the support of everyone on this.