Yes.
Given the example of fraud-related offences that you used, let's take an example of a Ponzi scheme. In a Ponzi scheme situation, if we've identified one, two or three victims and we're able to get into that material or that information early on, there's a really strong possibility that our quick access to that information will stop further victimization or prevent other people from becoming victims before we finish up the investigation.
I have seen that happen in the past when time was of the essence. We're talking about people who are very motivated to do their crime, and they will victimize multiple people very quickly. If we have the ability to get in there, we might be able to interrupt some of their activity while we're forming grounds to lay charges and go forward with court proceedings. I think it's really important to have that early access in those types of scenarios.