What I can say is that essentially the service has the legal authority to share. The legislation for FITAA sets out that the commissioner can receive the information, consume it and use it. There will need to be arrangements and MOUs established between the two organizations to receive the information and make sure that the classified systems are in place to receive and store the information.
That's one of the reasons the commissioner would be housed in a department. It's to make sure that we optimize the use of the information-sharing arrangements and the infrastructure that is there for the intelligence to be shared with the commissioner.