Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Anderson, I was interested in a couple of comments you made in your testimony. We've had several witnesses say, without a basis for it, that you're lowering the standard in order to obtain transmission data. I don't know where this lowering of a standard comes from, because right now under the Criminal Code, subsection 492.2(1), you can obtain a number recorder. You obtain a number recorder on reasonable suspicion.
Now, what you get with transmission data, in my view, is very analogous to what you get on a number recorder. You will get the origin of the e-mail, who sent it, where it came from, who it went to, when it was sent, and the size of the e-mail. You do not obtain information such as the subject line, content of that e-mail, or information as to a person's location. This is not tracking data.
So I don't understand how you suggest that it's a lowering of the standard, first of all. Where do you suggest it's a lowering of a standard that currently exists in the Criminal Code, and which section of the Criminal Code are you suggesting it relates to for lowering the standard?