Good. Thank you, Chair.
Thank you again to the witnesses.
In the previous round, you were talking about how or to what extent your group's high level of situational awareness was being communicated to the public. I was asking that line of questions in the context of the panel's refusal to answer earlier questions about whether specific ridings were being targeted.
On page 9 of your report, you state that the SITE task force “sent a comprehensive email to all candidates that included information from the SITE [task force] on tactics used by threat actors, personal and cyber security advice, and instructions on how to report incidents to the SITE [task force], further empowering candidates to take proactive steps to secure their campaigns.”
I don't remember getting that. I was a candidate. I checked with my campaign manager, who I will acknowledge had a higher level of situational awareness about these sorts of things than I did. I was out knocking on doors and pounding up signs throughout the riding.
Did my campaign get an email like that? Why wouldn't I have known about that?