These are controls that already exist in the courts. For example, one of the powers that police have is to ask questions. If we ask a question of someone, and they provide too much information, information that they're not at liberty to share with police, that could compromise our investigation going forward.
This is very similar. If we're asking for information that's outside of the scope of what we could ask for with this particular judicial authorization, then we could run into issues when it comes to disclosure, when it comes to trial or when we disclose what we received.