I would agree, obviously, with all of that. But I would also add that in this sort of climate, it's helpful to remind Canadians that this is everybody's business. Certainly we have many, many refined systems and processes to investigate, to respond, to arrest, to collect information, but we really count on the eyes and ears of Canadian citizens to recognize what is suspicious activity that should be reported.
I think we're seeing a trend that is improving, but it needs to be restated that terrorism, counterterrorism, is everybody's business.