It's not that we were giving wrong advice continuously over 10 years. There was a question of the legality of what it was that CSIS wanted to do. We gave an opinion on that, and until it's litigated, as it was here, we continue to believe that we gave the best legal advice based on the law as we understood it at the time. But from time to time it happens that judges disagree with us. Laws are struck down sometimes when Parliament thought they were constitutional. We might have given advice that in our opinion it was constitutional.
On December 8th, 2016. See this statement in context.