The framework would be to endow and create protections for an independent entity to be permitted to amass data, especially from social media but also other other forms of database aggregation. This would create essentially a fusion centre, and it would be able to look at social cyber risks. These are risks about invasive ideologies from hostile nations invading our universities.
Across the board, it needs the capacity that's usually resolved for intelligence agencies but in ways that allow it to be aligned psychologically and aligned clinically with democracies they are protecting, and it would need protections from those democracies in order to do its job.
That's really the process. It's to create a fusion centre capacity with individuals who are reputable within the societies in question, who are aligned with the societies in question and who show clear evidence of co-operative antagonism. It would be adversarial relationships that are bought inside, not outside, in order to be credible to the vast majority of citizens, that this is something that could credibly be representative, or as close to that as possible, for the real conflicts they experience, with all the capacities—