Thanks for that.
I have about a minute left so I want now to focus on some of the governance issues and what we've heard from different witnesses, especially in the last few meetings.
CEIPP is the critical election incident public protocol, and one of the challenges we've heard about is that there's this threshold in terms of when the public ought to be notified. We've heard witnesses say that in a lot of cases it should be never, in the sense that there's such a high threshold. We know there's a panel. It's made up of five senior public servants.
In a short 30 seconds, my question is this: Is this the right structure or should we look at something else? What ought to be done in terms of when and how the public is notified on such an issue?