I thank you for your question.
There is a multi-level approach to prevention. At the political level, we have established a cross-cultural round table where we meet with leaders of communities. As I have indicated, we have our Kanishka program, which is looking at the ways in which recruiters are functioning. How do they recruit? How do they communicate? Also, how are they making use of social media? That's critical. It's very important.
Also, there's the outreach program of the RCMP. Maybe the commissioner can talk about it.
But I can tell you what is critical. We have seen successful operations that were rightly initiated by parents who were concerned by the behaviour of some individuals getting radicalized. I will turn to Commissioner Paulson, who has an important record on reaching out. You will see that the numbers are quite telling.