The FBI released more details related to its ongoing review of more than two dozen Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act applications, arguing the findings so far should “instill confidence” in the veracity of the claims made in those filings.

The bureau, whose FISA process has come under heavy scrutiny following a Justice Department watchdog report pointing out 17 “significant errors and omissions” in the surveillance of Trump campaign associate Carter Page, responded to a follow-up DOJ audit which unearthed problems with other spy applications and led to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to order a deeper review.