I can't answer the G7 part of that question because it's not in my role at the moment, but I can speak to the more general point and start with the point that many reports have been written and notice given of the need to do more on a continuing basis to track foreign interference. It isn't as if it's ignored in any way by the agencies that are responsible for national security, but to amplify the messages, for people to understand better the threats, including parliamentarians.... You have those written reports that were written after the 2021 and 2019 elections, as well as by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians.
The point here is there are layers to defend against foreign interference, which, as I have said before, goes on all the time. One of those layers, if you'll permit me, Madam Chair, is just people's understanding and ability to recognize when it's happening, and then there's the question of the diagnostique, when it occurs, and how we respond to it.