Thank you.
We've spoken about cybersecurity. Certainly, when we were in Taiwan—I was so glad to be part of that trip—we heard a great deal about the incredible amounts of education that go on just to ensure that people on the ground understand about misinformation and disinformation and the harm that they do. They've put a lot into that because of the huge scale of cyber-attacks they receive. I think the quote was that it's a million per day.
However, we've seen some scary things happen here in Canada in terms of our own social media impacts, the power of social media giants, and how that can impact Canadians and their own personal safety. This week there was a news report about Meta adopting an internal policy to remove on Canadian Facebook some posts that mentioned what had happened to Mr. Nijjar.
What is the military doing on that front, as it relates to the Indo-Pacific and our advancement of how we are protecting our own people, and taking that into account when we're dealing with these giants?