I know that Doug is here more in the policy capacity than a charter expert capacity, so I'm happy to address that.
There are a couple of things to keep in mind. One, again, is that it will be reviewed for lawfulness. With the ministerial authorizations that we will have or will seek that capture any information that comes into our possession, where there would be reasonable expectation of privacy, when we put together those authorizations, the Department of Justice is part of reviewing those authorizations, which are like affidavits, to make sure that we've sufficiently captured that space.
As the publicly available information is laid out here, the idea is that it was public, it was intended to be public, so to that degree, any information we acquire under those provisions would have to meet those kinds of tests, and those tests will be reviewed and commented on going forward.