Thank you, Madam Chair.
This is very interesting. What I want to ask you is in line with the questioning that we've had. You were talking about coordination and having to find coordination. There are many sites out there that we know will put things out that they think might be sensational or might be of interest to community groups. They will check out or test whether they can monetize off of certain information. The Prime Minister of Canada is a perfect example. Social media accounts around the world are starting to find that they can monetize by spreading disinformation about the Prime Minister. It's quite lucrative.
I want your recommendation on this. Do you think the RRM should perhaps be looking at not just coordination all the way through from a foreign state-sponsored media source, but also how the interest that's built through monetizing off these platforms can really propel that initiated or state-sponsored disinformation campaign? They may not realize how far it would go, and it's perhaps not coordinated all the way through, but the result or impact of it could be really great. The impact could be devastating to democracies around the world.
What are your thoughts on that? What more could we do? Do you have further recommendations? Do you think we should be looking at that and not just a coordinated attack that has coordination at the beginning but then authentic misinformation spreading?