Thank you very much to all three of you for your particularly compelling opening remarks.
Now I would like your perspective on information sharing among federal institutions.
When he appeared before the committee about a year and a half ago, Michel Juneau-Katsuya stated that the criminal prosecution of espionage cases is extremely complex, because the RCMP is responsible for prosecuting, but CSIS has the information and the two agencies do not talk to one another.
You mentioned an national security strategy. I was wondering, to what extent would that strategy be inefficient if it doesn't address this lack of communication between the various federal agencies?