Minister Virani explained the legislation we have for preventing that, and behind that legislation, there are some fundamental principles. Collecting information through intelligence processes is not a contradictory process, and the targets of those collections are not in a position to defend themselves. That is why we talked about having the right balance between a very effective legislative framework when it comes to intelligence and national security and protecting human rights. I believe disclosing names that have been collected through intelligence processes would be contrary not only to our privacy principles, but also to our human rights principles.
