You mentioned hacks. I read the CSE's threat assessment report. I understand there might be a new one forthcoming, but I read the last one. It said that the electoral system has great integrity, and that it was not so worried about Elections Canada or the voting system being hacked, but that it's the political actors who are the great weakness in this. We've seen MPs and senators already hacked, as far as it goes.
Therefore, when I look at $7 million for a digital citizenship initiative and I think of $7 million spent across the country, how are we actually going to educate Canadians between now and October? Wouldn't that $7 million for training and education purposes actually be better allocated to educating politicians, political staff, volunteers and riding associations, and to making sure I get the training that I, my staff and my volunteers need to make sure we prevent our accounts from being hacked?