I would agree with you that democracy and its values and processes and institutions are under threat in many, many parts of the world. That's why, with the United Kingdom, you see that we were there for the media freedom conference, of which we were co-chair.
I can tell you, Mr. Diotte, that the issue of state and non-state actor interference in our democratic societies—with disinformation, with an infodemic or whatever you want to call it, with cyber-threats—is always top of mind when I talk to my colleagues. It is clearly top of mind when I talk with the Five Eyes. We talk with colleagues in Europe as well.
I would say that Canada is very much engaged. You will remember the G7 quick response mechanism that was put in place in Charlevoix to deal with that. We're looking with the Baltic countries. As you know, there's a NATO centre. A number of things are being looked at to make sure we can face that threat together. That's also something NATO is looking at, because we know that the work you did before is essential to maintain democracy.