It's nice to see you again today.
I want to start with national defence.
My understanding, sitting on the privacy committee, and you've attended before us, is that when someone makes an access to information request related to national defence, they're entitled to it, but there's a discretionary exemption for national defence. Then you would review that information to make sure it is an appropriate refusal in accordance with a national defence matter. In reviewing that discretionary exemption, you would be entitled to review all this information. Is that correct?