That's correct. All the European Union countries have access to that. Canada is not part of the European Union. We're invited, but they have all access to the database. The way the intelligence works at Europol is that there are safeguards in place there, so if the RCMP wants to put intelligence into a database, if they want to put in the name of Eric Slinn to see if he's involved with any criminality, other European Union countries could look at that. They would get a hit on Eric Slinn's name, and they would be told to go to see the RCMP representative. They wouldn't provide any other information, but it's a form of linking law enforcement agencies together on a common goal. That is the beauty of having Europol there.
