You will recall, MP Masse, that the first thing I did, even when I was in Tokyo, was to hold them to account on behalf of Canadians. I said to them that we would take initial steps—the three things I mentioned—in a binding, legal agreement. They'll have to do mutual assistance. They will have to do emergency roaming. This is very much in line with what the U.S. did on July 6. I went beyond that to say I want to have a framework—a very clear protocol—to inform the public, their customers and the government if this happens.
The other thing I said, as you will recall, is that this is just initial steps. That's why I welcome your work, the work of the committee, to say let's go to the root cause of that. Let's look at what more we need. We all want, as Canadians, more resiliency. I've said this is unacceptable from the get-go. We'll be looking at everything we can do to improve resiliency.