The question is on how we assess the threats and how we assess the priority.
We bring together classified and unclassified information. We bring together, as Madam Walshe said, the insights and information from all of the organizations present here, but also inputs from the broader national security community. For example, observers on the SITE task force also include the commissioner of elections and Public Safety's counter foreign interference coordinator. It is really by accumulating the wealth of experience and insights of the community that we come to an assessment and an evaluation of the information and facts that we have before us.
In terms of prioritizing, I can assure you that this community takes every instance of foreign interference extremely seriously, as we do any threats to the security and safety of candidates or campaigns. On your question of priority, it's not so much prioritization as it is of ensuring that we address all instances during an election period.