Thank you so much, Chair.
This will be my final round with you, Mr. Morrison, so I thank you for your time with us today.
Something has been niggling in the back of my mind as we have asked you questions. One of the things I remember your saying is that when you receive the intelligence, you trust that action would have been taken—appropriate action.
I'm wondering whether I am missing something.
We have had intelligence agencies in here and they have testified that they give information but they do not recommend actions. Based on that, I'm trying to understand where in that process you felt that action had been taken.