Again, if I take a step back, you will recall that before Spencer, before 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada said of subscriber information that there was no reasonable expectation for that kind of data. Plant is the case you might recall. In 2014, Spencer changed the world. Spencer said that subscriber information does have a reasonable expectation of privacy when it's attached to an IP address you can link to online activity.
You need to think that through as government in terms of judicial authorization. People can't do it voluntarily, which is what happened before that. That's what the legislation before you is about. It is about a judicially authorized warrant to obtain this subscriber information now.