In terms of monitoring the information environment on threats to elections, it has been during a writ period, so during the 43rd and 44th parliaments. Then, this summer was the first time that it was initiated for by-elections. That is when we are initiated to look within election periods.
However, as I indicated, RRM Canada is always working, but again, driven by our mandate, we're looking to understand what that information environment looks like more broadly in terms of threats to democracy and threats to advancing our foreign-policy priorities.
I'll give you an example of how that would usually look. If there's a major international event, we would be looking at the information environment to see if there are indications of artificial amplification that may have links to a government trying to use the information environment to drive their foreign-policy priorities. I'm not sure if that's clear enough, but for Canadian electoral processes, we are initiated during writ periods and as directed by the SITE task force and the panel, which was for during writ periods and elections. However, we are always looking at understanding the information environment, just not within the Canadian context.