Some concerns we've heard are in regard to the ability of the Federal Court to issue warrants within the scope of relevant Canadian law when issuing warrants to authorize CSIS to undertake certain activities to investigate a threat to the security of Canada outside of Canada. Some may wonder why warrants would not be more appropriate coming from the nation the activities were taking place in, and clearly we've had some examples of that today.
Could you comment on why this is important? Some of those countries may not exactly have a court system that can be approached for a warrant. As well, there is the transnational nature of these investigations.