Thank you very much.
If I could, with the last question here, I'll ask anyone who wishes to to take it. I've been reading the 2017 public report on the terrorist threat to Canada, produced by Public Safety. In that report, there are a number of references to far-right extremism and what that means for Canada from a terrorist-threat perspective. The report says that a dedicated module on extreme right-wing groups is currently under development. It's being developed by the first responder terrorism awareness program team. The report says that while far-right activity, far-right extremism, has always been a concern, this is the first time—at least that's what the report implies—that a dedicated approach in the form of a module here has been created. Does this mean that the Department of Public Safety is particularly concerned, now more than ever, about the threat of far-right extremism in Canada?