Some people out there might be wondering: Is this actually really a concern that people want to interfere with these kinds of meetings? It's worth members looking at the 2019 report of the intelligence committee of parliamentarians, which shows that there are major, growing issues of foreign-state interference and that Canada is, frankly, way behind on being aware of and responding to and coordinating these issues.
Could you maybe just underline whether it a realistic concern that there are actors, foreign states, trying to interfere in our democracy that would have an interest in identifying these security vulnerabilities and exploiting them?