Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to all the witnesses for contributing today. It's very appreciated.
Ms. Lau, I had the pleasure of meeting you at Doublethink Lab's offices. You talked about what causes polarization. Again today, you discussed declining transparency and rising anxiety, which hostile actors use to further polarize society.
I'd like to hear your views on the core drivers of citizen resilience. You said that civil society in Taiwan has really organized to address the issue.
Is it true that the bigger the threat, the more people mobilize? It may seem counterintuitive; it's logical that people would want to protect their own safety in the face of a major threat, but the opposite is happening in Taiwan. The people there are very active.
What is driving Taiwan's population to mobilize, and what examples should we draw on?