I would go back to some of the key points that I mentioned on Tuesday at PROC. I think there is a serious need for governance reform of the national security apparatus to be able to better deal with these threats—putting aside, as you said, the transparency dimension.
We need a national security committee of cabinet to focus high-level political debate on national security issues, which is not the case right now. We need a stronger bureaucratic apparatus to support that committee, which has to mean a stronger national security and intelligence adviser to the PM in PCO. We need reforms on the human resources level, which bores everybody out of their minds but is essential, because the human resource, the human capital dimension of all of this, is very challenging in the government right now.
We need—