Yes. When you look at the threats and hazards raised, yes, we are very deeply involved when it comes to issues of cyber. Canada Command maintains a watch, but we are not the lead agency and department, nor within the Department of National Defence are we the lead organization. We are supported in any issues or concerns over cyber.
On IEDs, these are issues we are openly discussing within our military: how we can ensure that we are ready and able if these types of threats and issues were to come to Canadian soil.
So we do have discussions and we do have the capability to be ready, but I'll just remind the committee again that when it comes to the issue of terrorism, it is the role and responsibility of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We would be in support of them, given that they have the lead as a lead department with the Department of Public Safety.