I think both pieces of legislation are a step in the right direction. They set out the framework for future improvements.
As I mentioned in my opening remarks, the removal of lawful access is a challenge, obviously, and probably a disappointment, but from what I understand, it possibly will be dealt with in a future forum down the road. We look forward to seeing that.
Bill C-12, I think, is a great start in intelligence sharing, information sharing and bolstering the co-operation between U.S. law enforcement and Canadian law enforcement, including our colleagues in the CBSA and the Coast Guard, in assisting with intelligence-led policing. I was listening to the previous panel, and Arctic sovereignty and intelligence across the north are fantastic initiatives for our members up in the north, who are going to be there in the future as long as I can foresee. It's definitely a good start in the right direction. It just has to be backed up by action.