That's fair enough.
You mentioned the Privacy Commissioner's investigation, but I'm understanding that both your organization and CSIS have also been tasked with looking into that situation, and so in that particular context, when you're doing the research that's prescribed in the legislation where these exemptions exist, notwithstanding section 25, which talks about protecting privacy, would research not be done on, for example, things like Facebook, as part of this information infrastructure? I don't know if that would fall under the definition of information infrastructure, but if you're being tasked with looking into the situation as well, would you not inevitably come across Canadians' information and be allowed to obtain it even if incidentally under what's prescribed in Bill C-59? And under those circumstances, even though it would be in respect of the mandate—I understand that—while I understand you're taking steps to protect privacy, the information nonetheless could be collected over the course of that type of investigation.
Would that not be accurate?