We are, after all, talking about a major change for Canada. We must therefore rely on an analysis of the statistics. That is what I am trying to document. I think Bill C‑22 has its merits. It would give law enforcement better tools to fight criminals and crime. However, are we going too far or not far enough? We're trying to figure out where the line is.
I like to rely on data. Since such laws exist elsewhere in the Five Eyes countries, with which Canada likes to compare itself, have you been able to access information that would allow you to say that a law on lawful access will improve investigative performance, backed by data and results?