Certainly the second part. Very quickly, to frame it out, the amendment is solely focused on a law enforcement tool. Sometimes, of course, I would say the direction of investigation often goes from national security to law enforcement, not the other way around, although it can. CSIS would start an investigation, would hand that over through a number of different mechanisms to law enforcement, who would reconstitute and take that through a prosecution. That's usually the direction of travel in that case.
I think what we're really talking about in this amendment is finding a way to ensure that law enforcement can get some of those early building blocks of information to expedite the start of an investigation and bring about better prosecutorial outcomes.