There isn't a specific provision governing encryption; however, the ability to break encryption for the purpose of surveillance is out of the scope of the powers here.
Being able to access individual information for the purpose of law enforcement is certainly an important issue. It's a very hotly discussed topic. We've seen it in Bill C-2, for instance. It is deliberately out of the scope of this bill. For instance, breaking encryption does not advance the protection of telecommunications network infrastructure. It has nothing to do with that.