Thank you so much.
This committee in 2006, in a report on counterterrorism, actually did accept that investigative hearings might be a good idea to continue before being sunsetted, but only with respect to future acts where there's an imminent peril. The provisions we have here don't seem to make a distinction; they're past, present, future. And there's certainly by definition no imminent peril component.
Would you be supportive of a provision that is future-oriented for investigative hearings? Here we're not talking about prevention and recognizance, we're talking about investigative hearings where you're looking at an imminent peril.