It is. It's adding the term “artistic expression” and also “by an individual or a group whose intent is to threaten the security”.
The definition of threats to the security of Canada has withstood a long history with the service. It has been in our act since its inception, and it has been well recognized and it's well understood. One of our concerns would be that if we did remove the word “lawful”, it could create a bit of ambiguity.
Also, as we know, intent is a concept in criminal law for prosecution. The purpose of CSIS is to investigate a suspected threat to determine the intent. If we had to know what the intent was before we started the investigation, we might be a bit too late in getting where we need to be to protect the national security interests of Canada.
Also, all of our activities are subject to review to ensure that we are in compliance with everything that we engage on, so it ensures that we engage appropriately in all of our investigative activities and that we've reached the appropriate threshold to suspect that there is an activity that could be detrimental to national security before we begin.