Thank you for that.
I want to stay in part 3 of the bill as well and look specifically at proposed section 24. I'm hoping to hear from everyone but in particular from you, Ms. Gill.
You mentioned encryption software and some of the applications that are used and not used just by so-called bad guys but also by law-abiding Canadians seeking to protect their privacy. In the course of, in particular, proposed paragraphs 24(1)(b) and 24(1)(c), where we're talking about essentially testing and studying information infrastructure and evaluating software and testing them for vulnerabilities, does that potentially create a situation in which we can go down that rabbit hole to find ways to counter some encryption that can be used for the lawful purposes of simply having the peace of mind of protecting your privacy?