Sure. Let me start with contracts. In them, there are standard clauses that include a number of clauses to protect against conflicts of interest.
Let me give you some examples. Suppliers are required to maintain the confidentiality of all information provided to them in connection with a contract. They can't disclose any such information without the written permission of the Government of Canada. They're also required to follow the applicable security measures in the contract.
Through our contracting process, we maintain the necessary protections in place for confidentiality of information, as well as for ensuring that conflicts of interest are not occurring. We are always looking to do better, and I hope the work of this committee is substantively present to enable us to do that. I'll be following that work with great interest.