Minister, my time is limited. If we go back to subclause 33(1), if we're looking at it, it says, “except for the purpose of maintaining the security of or control over the border between Canada and the United States or as otherwise authorized by law.”
In that situation, who's deciding whether to share that information? If someone decides to leave the pre-clearance zone because they don't like the way they're being treated, I read that section and I see a situation where, if any information is available on that person and the U.S. agent deems that it's suspicious, then that information gets sent back to the U.S. government, because it says, “except for the purpose of maintaining the security of or control over the border”. They might deem that this is exactly the case, even if we would not.