The AI assurance market is meant to address that exact point. We put in place the required professional skills, the technology that's needed, the process, the policy, the law and the framework to get us ready for agentic and superintelligence. That's exactly what the AI assurance market is meant to do.
It's also really core to who we are. Going back to 2017, Canada was the first to come out with an AI strategy and threw money behind it. I very much echo Mr. Singh Dhillon's point about how we are the leaders in AI research. We are also the leaders, in many ways, in AI ethics, AI governance and AI law and policy. It's not law on the books, but the thinking behind it. We should leverage the different values and skills we bring to Canada to get us ready for rapidly emerging technology as it changes.