I'm trying to get my head around ACL and figure out if it will be able
to filter the available data down to what the user is authorized to
see, or if it's just going to lock them out.

Example: a regular user visits /departments/index/ (the controller
wants to do a Department->paginate()) but this user doesn't have the
right to see all departments - they only should be seeing departments
they are affiliated with. If I use ACL to give the user read
permission over Dept. A and Dept. B, will the page display and filter
the records down to A and B, or is it going to complain that they
should not be trying to read ALL departments?

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