The way it was described to us by the head of the complaints commission was that, if the commission sends a complaint that is national security in nature to NSIRA, and NSIRA deems that your evaluation is incorrect, that it's not national security and it's not part of their mandate, then the complaint is dead in the water after that.
I understand points that are being made about professional courtesy and efficiency, but at the end of the day, accountability is not always as efficient perhaps as we would like. I certainly don't doubt the intentions of these bodies, but I think that, by codifying a proper back-and-forth in the event the complaints commission deems it to be of national security in nature and NSIRA has an opposing view, the complaint can still be handled by the complaints commission in the appropriate fashion.