Right.
I want to ask another question because of time.
Even if your logic is right and you can make that connection, saying that it's because of the high threshold that you cannot go on to further investigation, that doesn't mean it is a legislative problem. It could be a procedural problem where you cannot get the order, warrant or whatever you need to have to further investigate. It could be a lack of resources. It could be the work hours, or the judge may be on leave, on vacation. It could be many other reasons that you cannot get that kind of permission or authorization in time. That doesn't mean it's a problem in the law itself. It could be a problem in the administration. It could be a problem with procedure or a problem with resources.
Why do you need to change the law and not review your procedures so that you can get the information through the legal means faster, in a timely manner, instead of making this big hole and opening up many cans of worms?