Commissioner, since the start of the study on this bill, we have known that Canada is the last of the Five Eyes countries to introduce a bill on legal access. In the other Five Eyes countries, such laws exist, in some cases for a very long time.
Do you have any statistics or reports that could establish a very close link between having a legal access law and a decrease in crime? In other words, do you have any documents or statistics showing that the legal access law in the United Kingdom, for example, has enabled that country to arrest more criminals and lower the crime rate?
Do you have any documentation on this? Is it available?