Thanks for that question.
You have to be very clear-eyed about the CCP. You are not going to catch every aspect of the CCP's or China's active measures. It's going to come at you like a wave, endlessly.
I think we need to learn from the experience of Lithuania, Estonia, Finland and Latvia, which have been dealing with Russian political interference for a long time. What they do to make their society resilient, apart from having excellent laws on political interference—and I recommend that you look at Lithuania's law on this—is that they educate their population. In Finland, for example, they have regular courses on disinformation for the wider public. They inform them. They don't necessarily say who is the source of the disinformation.
We have to be realistic in realizing that we're not going to catch every aspect of it, but we have the legislation and we have a good public campaign in place that will help to educate our population and help to keep ourselves resilient and strong. We can expect that we're going to be getting this political interference from China under the leadership of Xi Jinping indefinitely, and that's why we have to be clear-eyed about the challenge.