Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I want to take the conversation in a bit of a different direction here. I think we're running into a phenomenon here of cyberwarfare not really fitting under the normal protocols of war and the rules of warfare. It operates at the edges of those. International protocols prohibit targeting civilian targets, and those kinds of principles we're used to. I know that neither of you represents CSE, but the legislation that's before Parliament in Bill C-59 proposes to allow active use of cyber-attacks in sabotage. It's a concern for me that we, as Canadians, are stepping into an area of international conflict that's not well regulated internationally.
My question, I guess, would be directed largely to Mr. Feltham. What's your relationship with CSE in terms of their, I would say, requests for moving into active cyber-attacks?
The second part of the question is this: do you feel that you are already authorized in DND to use active cyber-attacks against both foreign states and individuals for CSE? Are you already authorized to do those things? What's your relationship with CSE on those aspects?