A couple of elements to answer. It's not just going to be a full answer to that. We have been working very closely with the communications security establishment. They provide, first of all, standards that we need to meet. Second of all, they assist us in the procurement of technology, and they do supply chain integrity for us. We know that we're buying from trusted partners. Thirdly, they provide advice. We've included aspects in our procurement. Whether it's the poll books that we're going to use at the polls or the hosting services, they've advised us on including certain requirements in the RFP which are some of the costs that I referred to. We're getting the advice from the real experts with this communication security establishment, and we're also having a third party come in and do an independent audit. So we're being very careful about that.
In terms of security partners, I've asked to start engaging with our partners in Canada. CSIS, the RCMP, PCO, I expect meetings to occur very shortly where we will begin a conversation leading up to the next election. We do that at every election. This election is a bit different than others perhaps because of the experience around the world. But we go through scenarios and explore roles and responsibilities and the interventions that may be required. This is something that we should be starting in the coming months.