Yes. In our investigation into Maher Arar, which took place before the judicial inquiry, we certainly said there were concerns, not on the part of CSIS, but clearly information had been communicated to other foreign powers without perhaps, as he ultimately did find out, proper caveats and restrictions on it.
All these agreements call for appropriate caveats, restrictions, and limitations, and third-party....
All these issues are within the agreements. So it's not a matter of whether the agreements are there; the agreements are there, and from our investigation they're appropriate, but it's whether they're respected by other people, other agencies, or other partners.