This is the renewal of an agreement, as the committee is aware. It really opens the door for collaboration. It's not legally binding. There are no enforceable conditions in it. It doesn't compel information sharing. It doesn't override any of our Canadian laws or policing approaches. It creates an opportunity around information sharing, particularly around precursors and fentanyl investigations, and how those investigations are conducted.
In short, in my opinion, there's nothing classified in there. It's a very standard memorandum of understanding, which we have with many different countries as we roll through. It's certainly one that creates the ability for the RCMP to work with a law enforcement agency on how we conduct mutual investigations and how we conduct information sharing. Those are the general thematics.
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