I'll answer the question perhaps also with a point of interest to your colleague Madam Normandin.
One of the things we're aware of is that public opinion reporting, which will come out later this year, demonstrates that national security issues are most informed or are most received by Canadians where they go to get their information via television, newspapers and the Internet. Social media actually falls below that list in terms of where people go to receive national security information.
I would add for the member that in addition to the email we sent, we did an unclassified brief that went over all the information that was shared in that email to all campaigns. The opportunity for each and every candidate's campaign to be represented at that briefing was also put out to increase the chances that the candidates would understand the information we were putting out to help them maintain the integrity and security of their efforts.