Thank you for your question, Mr. Chair.
It's a very specific question. That would depend on my frame of mind at that time. The thing is, it becomes almost moot because it's going to be up to the judge or justice to decide at that point whether that's a grounds to suspect—I mean, if we were going for subscriber information.
In terms of whether that would be grounds for confirmation, do we believe that there is an offence that has been committed? Based on what you've described, there is a possibility that a crime has been committed. If that is the case, then information that I obtain based on questioning....
To be honest, I'm not sure who I would put that question to if it were for a confirmation of service. In that case, if I believed the information that was provided to me could further my investigation, that would be a good example of something that would be at a threshold of potential.