We think this is very important, but our advice is to approach it in a tiered way. It doesn't mean that every type of compute in Canada needs to be on a sovereign data centre. An approach we recommend is to have different tiers of sensitivity in terms of the operations. National security would be at the top. The second would be sensitive or personal data. The third would be general business data.
We have different recommendations. We think the most secure or the most sovereign should be at the top of that pyramid, where any type of interruption of national security or critical government services could be used to compromise Canada. That's where sovereignty matters the most. Then as you go down, our recommendation for, say, the general business community is that we should let market conditions dictate how sovereign a particular company should want to be. There are companies—