We do. If the information is germane to the foreign intelligence reporting that we're doing about a legitimate threat to the security of Canada, we would include that information and we would write it in an intelligence product, which would be circulated to clients within the Government of Canada who have top secret clearance and who are indoctrinated to receive the information. But that information would not explicitly identify a Canadian. It would have a term that has been used instead of the specific details. If the client who is receiving that information wanted to understand the underlying information, what's behind that marker, they can make an application to CSE in accordance with the Privacy Act. They have to create a justification. They have explain how it relates to their mandate and why they have the lawful authority to have this information. Then CSE may release that, and it will be logged and reviewed by the CSE commissioner on an annual basis.
On February 13th, 2018. See this statement in context.