There's no answer to that question that doesn't involve more resources. CSIS, the RCMP and our diplomatic service are completely overstretched. We're focused on transnational repression here today. We are right to do that, because it's a big problem, but it's only one threat among many others that Canada faces: economic espionage, cyber-threats and great power competition. It's a very long list, as I think everybody knows.
Given that multiplicity of threats, CSIS, the RCMP and the intelligence community in general are struggling to prioritize. It's very easy to say we should do more on transnational repression, but tomorrow morning that would mean doing less against economic espionage, which is also a major problem.
Moving forward, the simple answer is there's no way to do this without more resources.