When we talk about issues of electoral interference, of course, the Elections Act provides a solid base upon which we work. You spoke of previous incidents through time, which I think speaks to the layering of what is a good piece of legislation, and it continues to improve.
In your current context, what happens is part of a broader set of supports and protections that the Government of Canada has put in. You will have seen in the foreign interference inquiry the testimony of different officials who they talked about the different sorts of protections that exist. When it comes to the Elections Act, however, there have been supports that have been enhanced for the commissioner of Canada elections. In particular, on her supports, we engaged with her and asked what she needed in order to do her job more effectively. The proposed legislation reflects the things that she identified in order to enhance her role, including the use of AMPing powers.
Rachel, do you have some other things?