Absolutely. Whether it's network inspection, which is technically possible and you know you can intercept traffic...I think that's a very real concern.
The other element we haven't touched on much is that of foreign entities clogging up our power interconnection queues, such that we can't drive digital innovation for Canadian companies and for very legitimate Canadian services. AI is wonderful, but the foundations of technology today are the energy and health care customers and financial services customers.
We have to be very careful to ensure, from a power perspective, that we're not turning away all of our power to international companies and depriving Canadian companies of being able to digitally innovate. Whether that's traditional CPU-based applications or GPU and AI, it's an increasing risk for Canadians.