Beyond the important requirement to protect their own systems from cyber-attack through the military, I'm of the view that really this is not a military function. Certainly, in terms of North American defence or homeland defence in Canada and the United States, the military, by nature of its capabilities, is important in terms of consequent management of these events, but I don't see that really the military, the defence, should be taking the lead.
We are driven, as we always have been, by the United States. They set up a cyber command and somehow we think we should as well. Well, they are entirely different, those American motives and what's driving the United States, and what's driving our interests here.