Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses.
Mr. Egan, you said something a few moments ago. You talked about costs to end-users and costs to producers. I want to ask you a question with that in mind, as it pertains to cybersecurity. I noted in your brief that you had a section there and you've mentioned it here today, but when I think about the risks posed by a cybersecurity attack for critical infrastructure, that impacts all of us. That impacts our economy and certainly our competitiveness. I wonder if you could speak to that in general terms and what you'd like to offer in terms of the next budget. I know as a government we are pursuing initiatives around this, and you have mentioned that, but quite frankly, I think this is a great challenge. This is, in many ways, the challenge of the future for our economy, and for our society from a security perspective as well.
I'll put that first to Mr. Egan, and I'd also like Mr. Marchi to comment on that from a critical infrastructure perspective in the electricity sector.