Okay.
In terms of this subamendment, it lays out a list of things. The way the bill was originally drafted, the idea was that law enforcement could simply go to a judge and say, “I'm looking for subscriber information and I want all of it”, or say, “I just want subscriber information; give me an order for subscriber information.” Then the Bloc amendment said, well, we're going to limit it to subscriber information specified in the order. Mr. Housefather's subamendment now says that the order can only compel production of subscriber information that is in the Criminal Code definition of subscriber information.
Let me ask you this: Is this an exhaustive menu, or is this where, when you go for the order, you just need to specify what it is and the judge will decide whether or not your list is a good list or a bad list? Is there a limit to the menu here?