Mr. Chair, this is one that was similar in intent to LIB-2 so I'm not expecting any better reception from the government side.
What we're saying is that in any proceedings under this section the judge must allow for special counsel of the defence who holds a security clearance. So we're not saying again, as I believe Mr. Easter is saying, that any counsel for the defence must, but in this case we're somewhat narrower. We're saying any counsel who is already security cleared could be allowed to participate. I do think that's a reasonable requirement and it draws on the parallel special advocate process in immigration, which we already have well established.