Thank you for the question.
I don't think any of us imagine that any particular institutional change to the machinery of government is going to necessarily solve the larger issue around trust in and understanding of national security threats and responses.
I think the benefit of a cabinet committee chaired by the Prime Minister speaks to the question of raising the culture of intelligence within the federal government at the most senior level to ensure that there is a cabinet committee, chaired by the Prime Minister, seized by these kinds of issues and capable of looking ahead to threats that are on the horizon, as opposed to something like the incident response group, which is a purely emergency committee that is reactive and short-term.