Engaging with the developers of this, both of the technologies and of the countermeasures, is really key. It's moving very quickly right now. You can only be at that forefront by having engagement as the first piece.
I did mention that the cyber centre released their post-quantum migration road map back in June 2025, which is a good first step with that. I think the government should look at department plans. They are due by end of day today. Are those department plans filed? Are they credible? Do we have an inventory of our assets? It's very hard to protect your cyber-assets if you don't actually know what they are and where they are.
Getting the inventory layer in place is a key piece for that. I think government has a role to play and a responsibility. Government knows about this threat. To be able to convey that to Canadians, Canadian businesses and Canadian public institutions and ensure they have the support and the coordination needed to migrate over is a key piece as well.