Yes, there are daily discussions during the election, through my colleague here, with members of the security community, including members of the task force. There are meetings every day, and we share all information. That way, we have access to all the information they have.
My mandate is very specific. In a way, you talked about the credibility of Canadian elections. Addressing disinformation or misinformation is extremely delicate. We could be accused of censorship. However, when it comes to information on the electoral process, it's much easier. In terms of disinformation or misinformation about candidates, what they have said on their platform, it's much more sensitive. That's not our role.
It's a much bigger challenge. In this case, we're talking more about educating, informing and enlightening the public through efforts over time. I think that's the role of security agencies. We had technical briefings during the election to raise awareness among Canadians so they could take a critical look at the content.