Okay.
Commissioner Carrique, you have spoken at length, and very passionately, about the necessity for this bill. As somebody who comes from a prosecutorial background, I understand that. I think one of the main things I'd like to ask you about...and Mayor Brown is free to weigh in on this as well. This is important legislation, but it's equally important that we get it right—for instance, on the “reasonable grounds to suspect” versus the “reasonable grounds to believe”. Would you support the fact that this is complicated stuff?
We can't even agree on a number, for instance, for retaining metadata. At some point, we have to delve into this and get it absolutely right. I don't think there's much room for error here. I feel that the process has been rushed on this. Mayor Brown used the word “dither”. In my life, I have looked at the ceiling at night in investigations where we could not put the person behind the computer. It sucks. At the same time, we as parliamentarians have to make sure we get it right.
What do the two of you say to that?