Mr. Chair, perhaps I'll answer the question in two ways.
All of the information that we provided during the technical briefings is still available to all Canadians, but more importantly, all of the tool kits to protect democracy, to be cyber-safe, to understand and navigate the social media environment of information and disinformation remain available to all Canadians. We would look to amplify and increase that on an ongoing basis, and we do so as individual member departments.
In addition to the foreign interference document, a new document from the service, there is also a CSIS-specific document that relates to threats to democratic institutions, similar to the report that Ms. Walshe emphasized.
I would reiterate that a way to do better in the future would be to ensure that those publications are available in even more languages and that they are understood through engagement efforts with those Canadians and individual communities on an ongoing, sustained basis, not only during an election but also on an ongoing basis.