You talked about the rapid response mechanism with the G7. I don't know the content of the sharing agreements, but obviously they are to make the system more robust for all of the G7 countries. I'm not necessarily worried about that because I think there are enough resources within the G7 to create a system that's robust.
My worry is more with nascent democracies or even going beyond the G7 to the G20. Recently there were elections in Nigeria and there has been some speculation that there has been foreign interference. There has been foreign interference prior to this election in Nigeria. You mentioned some other countries.
If you make the G7 strong, that's great, but it doesn't really do anything else for the democracies in the rest of the world. Has there been any thinking in the government, on your department's part, that whatever best practices or robust practices you have would be shared with other countries that may not have the same resources or the same capacity as we have in this country?