Thank you.
Forgive me, but I just want to be sure I understand your question.
If I understand fully, just to really see if we're properly equipped to address some of these issues—because the social media landscape is quite open—there are a lot of layers to actually address disinformation and some of the activity on the platforms. I think as this committee is doing, and with the conversation that's happening in Canada, we have to understand all of those layers and make sure we're actually coming at them from multiple perspectives.
I would say that one is a role of the RRM, which is to monitor and understand what's happening. However, as I alluded briefly, I also think a lot can happen around the engagement with the platforms in terms of making sure content moderation is done in a transparent way and that we're able to engage with those platforms.
Also, just recently Canada signed a declaration of information integrity, which we led with the Netherlands. That is also about calling on states to not adhere to or promote disinformation campaigns and inviting companies to be more transparent in how they handle it.
I guess my answer would be that we're using a lot of tools. Understanding disinformation and trying to find ways to address it is one, but there are many layers we have to focus on to actually address the issue.