I hear that, and that is definitely a benefit of agile, but one of the challenges that software developers who use agile software development all the time will mention is that, yes, you can develop and test these systems, but the challenge is often that you can't scale up. It works in its small component, but you end up testing and spending millions of taxpayers' dollars when you start to expand or scale up, which the government does.
It's often less expensive to get off-the-shelf software, and many democracies do the same work we do in a way that is very similar to the way we do it. Do you recognize that as an issue? Are we also looking at what the U.K., the United States and Australia are doing?