I don't think the discrepancy is the issue. I think the issue is time. Now you're losing a year or two years sometimes before you can get key people in on engagements. For some of the cyber knowledge you want, you could take a group of people—I think we talked about how people can be accelerated and there's been witness testimony on how we can get people started quite quickly into cybersecurity, entry level positions and others. If you have a key group of people whom you can clear based on adding some people who are trusted from companies—and sometimes you need subject matter experts, let's say, from the U.S. So comparable clearances and moving quickly on it is fundamental. Sometimes what happens is that it's more about the time that we lose because of all these different clearances and that the impact of that is direct to national defence and to other groups that can't get teams meaningfully started for a year or two sometimes. The Department of Finance might not require as many clearances. DND requires what's also called a VCR at each site, but other entities don't do that. It's about having the same standards applied to everyone. If the data is more sensitive, that's what the clearance should be for everyone.
On April 10th, 2019. See this statement in context.