Thanks again for the question.
Just to clarify, I think that the public would want the Minister of AI and Digital Innovation to be using the very tools that we're making sure are responsible. We want a government that's innovative, but we want it to be responsible.
I hear the member's concerns. The AI summaries that helped us were not determinative. Real humans engaged. Obviously, our teams engaged, but we want tools to help the government to work more efficiently and to make sure that we're moving at speed so we don't fall behind.
Again, I'm really proud of the fact that we are trying to find efficiencies, that we could do in eight days something that could have taken eight months, and that there's transparency. You can read all of those responses just to make sure you appreciate that.
Finally, to make sure it is not precooked, we have not launched our national AI strategy. We are still engaged with stakeholders. I had a stakeholder meeting just this morning, a phenomenal round table. I met with the National Chief of the AFN at a round table on AI.