I presume that's not the citizen complaints commission. I assure you I don't think the RCMP ever goes anywhere close or near to torture.
So in terms of the broader question of information sharing among the intelligence agencies following the Maher Arar inquiry and the O'Connor recommendations, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service has implemented recommendations to change its practices with regard to intelligence sharing in particular, being cognizant of the risk of torture. I think those measures are very important. Oversight will of course provide additional reinforcement, but that oversight as a stand-in for public inquiry is hopefully something that won't be required in that case. The substantive recommendations of O'Connor relating to the question of information sharing with other intelligence agencies have been largely implemented by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
Mr. Judd, do you want to add anything to that?