We definitely need to share information. We need to receive the briefings from our experts who are following the situation and they need to be allowed to share more information. There's a certain control, and probably an old Anglo-Saxon reflex of having a stiff upper lip and not talking too much.
Let's start with our elected officials. They should be briefed a little bit better not only on the challenges coming from China, but coming from any foreign interference and any foreign influence—coming from anybody. Starting right there would be a great start. Then go to the business leaders, involve them, work with them, and share more information among agencies.
One of the big flubs that we had was with a little case, a Russian case in Halifax. CSIS refused to share information with the RCMP, and the RCMP had to go and improvise all the way. This is a big challenge that we have currently.