I can add to that by saying that for CSIS's part, there are three things I might draw to the committee's attention.
One is that we continue to collect intelligence to be able to identify when foreign interference might occur. We can use that intelligence to inform things like the transparency registry or law enforcement actions that the RCMP might undertake.
The second thing that we can do is take action directly through our threat reduction measures to prevent that foreign interference from occurring.
The third thing is to provide information, whether classified or unclassified, to groups of Canadians to help them be resilient against foreign interference and to make sure that any attempts to influence them covertly or coercively are unsuccessful.