It is a challenge, and I think one good step that started is creating, say, sovereign data centres here so that private data is being stored on Canadian servers, on Canadian territory. That is a good step towards establishing digital sovereignty, but as I mentioned, there has to be long-term investment in recreating or replicating the current information environment as it exists, because the alternative is that we're all comfortable with the current architecture.
If there's a recommendation to ask about, it is this: Can there be incentives for Canadian companies to establish the same sort of infrastructure that currently exists but is owned by foreign entities? Tax breaks and the like are incentives for companies to get off the couch and do something about it.