Again, I want to make sure that we're on the same page.
Before Spencer in 2014, officers routinely received this information voluntarily. Spencer changed the world. The Supreme Court of Canada said that you needed lawful authority. They didn't say that you needed to get a warrant that's at the reasonable grounds standard. They said that you needed to create a law that allows officers to have this power.
In crafting the legislation that's before you, we looked at criminal law more generally in the Criminal Code and the nature of the intrusion itself, the tool itself. It is tailored. It is limited in scope and nature to such an extent that the reasonable grounds to suspect standard was chosen for that new tool. It is consistent with the Criminal Code and other provisions like it. It is consistent. That is what I'm trying to say.