That gets to my next question.
You've outlined the specifics of Bill C-3, but so that all of us can really appreciate the context of this bill, can you confirm that the Supreme Court actually upheld the constitutional validity of all existing security certificate processes of arrest and detention, the withholding of information to detainees on the basis of national security, extended or uncertain detention or restricted release, the notion that the rule of law permits restricted rights of appeals in presumptive detention in the security and immigration context, and that section 6 of the charter notes that non-citizens do not have a charter right to enter or remain in Canada?
Are you confident that the Supreme Court will uphold the constitutional validity of what we're proposing here in Bill C-3?