Thank you.
For my final question, your report talks about disinformation, as you mentioned, particularly on social media and elsewhere, and the set-up of a web page in many different languages that talks about interference in elections and what pressure in elections would look like and that type of thing. I'm just wondering how much activity that section of your website got during this election, with voters coming forward and saying, “I think I might have been influenced” or this type of thing.
What does the process look like when you, as Elections Canada, get reports from people who are concerned about activities taking place that are pressuring people during elections? Where do you take that information? What does the process look like to ensure those potential threats to a voter or voters are taken seriously and addressed?