I think we actually are improving. I think one of the big steps was creating the new cyber centre to do that. It's one of the reasons why we're working so closely with them to do that linkage between what the private sector is doing and what the government's doing.
As a matter of fact, we're working with some Australian organizations to create an organization in Australia similar to the CCTX, to do that cross-sector piece. It's one of the ways of bringing together all of the companies, all regardless of size or what they're doing, and bring them forward in a way they can start to interact with the government.
The government's going to be looking after the cyber centre, a fairly narrow window into the critical infrastructure—that's what they are going to scale to—and they're looking at us to expand that out to all the those sectors and areas that aren't going to be covered by what they're doing. The government can be providing some general advice, but a lot of it is taking the general advice and saying, we need to do something in technology, but as an individual within a company, how do I actually do that?
It's a little bit of the skills development that Mr. Finlay was talking about. We're trying to bring that along, to take the knowledge the government is providing and then translate that by getting individuals who are going to execute on using that technology to sit down and figure out how you actually do some of these things.