With respect to the investigative hearings, only a judge or a superior court judge could hear a peace officer's application. That is one of them. In addition to that, you need the prior consent of the Attorney General of Canada or the attorney general or solicitor general of the province. There would have to be reasonable grounds to believe that a terrorism offence has been or will be committed, and the judge will have to be satisfied that reasonable attempts have been made to obtain the information by other means for both future and past terrorism offences.
I could get into others. The witness would have the right to retain and instruct counsel at any stage of the proceedings. I think it's quite extensive and impressive. Again, I don't want to take up all of your time, but my comments with respect to the consents of the provincial or the federal attorneys general continue with respect to the recognisance with conditions as well, so—