Thank you for the question.
I would start by saying not to underestimate the literacy of Canadians. It's no different from everybody having a vote or everybody having an opinion. I suspect everybody will have an opinion on national security today in the population, particularly the people living in the particular diasporas we're talking about.
I live in greater Vancouver. We have large Iranian and Chinese diasporas here. I can assure you that people in those communities know full well about the implications of the issues that we're talking about here today, and they have positions one way or the other.
When we talk about education, I think we have to be fairly focused on what exactly we're talking about and what we are trying to accomplish, whether it be by way of an inquiry or hearings. It gets back to this issue of protection. People are already quite familiar with these issues.
Thank you.