Thank you very much.
I want to thank both of our witnesses for being here. I have some open questions, and I invite them to jump right in if they'd like to answer them.
The issue of intelligence culture was raised in the testimony you both gave. I'd like you to discuss it at greater length further to the discussion that took place this morning. You said we were working in a compartmented manner. The intelligence people have the expertise, but they don't really know what's happening on the policy side. Conversely, the policy people don't really know what's going on in intelligence.
Should we provide more guidance for the people we appoint to policy decision-making positions and as advisers to the Prime Minister, for example? Should we require those persons to have specific qualifications?