Thank you for that.
I'm going to turn now to Mr. de Pulford.
In your concluding comments, you articulated some very specific things that can be focused on to confront actors who are undertaking transnational repression: attributing a tax, defending democracy task forces, sanctions on perpetrators, notifications, transparency and cybersecurity. All of these things are really practical and specific things that leaders in the west—in the world—can undertake.
Let me ask you this, Mr. de Pulford: Do you find there's any enthusiasm about taking on the issue of transnational repression, or do you find that politics in different countries fall to division too deeply and they are incapable of actually addressing these issues?