I would add, to highlight this situation, that in a police-to-police environment, if we've built those positive relationships with those law enforcement agencies in theatre, often those agencies will come directly to the RCMP and say, “We've just arrested an individual, and here's his name”, and we would go through the same process that DFATD does: determine the veracity of the information, look at it, and look for caveats. In fairness to DFATD, sometimes it doesn't come through that route. If we're doing our job effectively, it comes from police to police.
