Yes.
The fiat power, I expect, will be used in exceptional circumstances where it's impracticable for a provincial entity to conduct an investigation because of that investigation crossing provincial boundaries or entering into international collaboration, where working alongside our allies to conduct an investigation or share information may be necessary. This is not something where I expect...nor do I think the individuals charged with investigating crimes want to come in and take jurisdiction on many or a significant number of investigations that are currently being run—and being run competently, by the way—by many provincial entities. The goal here is to fill the gaps where there will be an advantage to working on a national basis, typically because there's an interprovincial or international dimension, although perhaps not exclusively.