I'll take that, if I can. I do understand that at the time, between now and when the act was enacted, there was some discussion as to whether or not it was clear enough.
I think there's no discussion whatsoever of that now. As I was trying to say in my opening remarks, the authority to conduct security intelligence operations is not limited to Canada, in contradistinction to our foreign intelligence mandate, which is limited to Canada. So from our perspective and the perspective of our lawyers, and, as I said in my opening remarks, at the time during discussions in Parliament, it is quite clear to us now that we do have that authority.