Whether it's active or passive is another question, but I agree with the recent statements by the leader of the Taiwan delegation here in Canada, by Michael Kovrig and by others that we have a problem of evidently responding to Chinese agendas in Canada.
This is an ongoing process. In other words, the infiltration gets deeper and deeper as time goes on. China is becoming more and more aggressive. We're seeing concerns about Chinese infiltration into Canadian infrastructure. The lead story in the National Post today was about the possibility of Chinese sabotage of our water supply by working with the filtration stations.
It's not just the water. It's the EVs. All sorts of areas suggest that a future conflict with China will not be about buildings blowing up in faraway countries. It will be that the ATMs won't work anymore. The electricity will turn off. Real Canadian citizens will suffer real consequences from China's cyber-infiltration into our system, which appears to be an ongoing matter.