I'll just to that add, as well.
Again, we cannot direct our activities at Canadians. We direct them at foreign targets. If a foreign target talks about a Canadian, or, say, calls somebody in Canada and we pick that up, we have to destroy that information under current legislation, if it's not essential for international affairs security and defence. If we do retain it, then we have to count it. We would have to account for the fact that the information had been picked up, the fact that we had destroyed it, or if we had retained it, the reason we had retained it. That's reviewed now by the CSE commissioner.
There are policies and procedures and things baked into our system that we have available on our website in the form of a privacy fact sheet that breaks out all the different measures now in place, and our adherence to those measures is reviewed by the CSE commissioner.