Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank all the witnesses for being with us. We are very grateful to them.
I'll start with you, Ms. Leonard.
Unfortunately, Mr. Louis stole some of my questions, but I do have another one.
During my time at the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, the then-president of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, Gerald Connolly, was a strong advocate for setting up a centre for democratic resilience within NATO headquarters. You may have heard of that.
Do you think it would be appropriate to have this kind of initiative not only in all countries, but also locally?
Is there a risk of redundancy or would it instead lead to complementary initiatives?
You talked about distance between people and institutions as well as closeness to the ground. If there were also local initiatives, would there be more overlap or would there be better complementarity?