I'll be really brief.
I think that particular case in Britain was so egregious. They had intelligence that it was coming from the United Front Work Department and the PRC through this British citizen, going right into an MP's campaign fund. I think there was probably a lot more going on, but it wasn't hitting any legal thresholds, so the best the British could do was send out this all-points bulletin to everybody, identifying her and basically saying to stay away and stay clear because she's a foreign-influence actor.
Now, I wouldn't say for the allegations we have in Canada, based on what looks to be pretty sketchy information coming from the media—little dribs and drabs—that the Canadian government would issue something like that.
That's just my opinion, but I think that British case was so blatant that it provoked that.