Thank you.
As committee members may know, in 2019 cabinet passed a directive creating a five-person committee to be seized with activities during the 2019 election and basically be the recipient of information. This is a committee chaired by the Clerk. It was to be seized with this information that was coming in from different information providers and to make a determination as to whether a certain threshold was crossed, applying a certain test as to whether this five-person committee led by the Clerk ought to communicate with Canadians something untoward or something inappropriate that might have been going on during the election.
A report was just completed by the former deputy minister and clerk, Jim Judd—I believe he was a clerk—and he has made that report public. That report is now still with the members of NSICOP, the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians. The unredacted version is with us. We are considering it now, and we'll have more to say about it in due course in commentary to the Prime Minister in terms of how this committee is structured, its mandate, etc.
We won't be looking so much at the electoral integrity, but I can send you more information, Mr. Kurek, on the details of the examination on cyber-threats if that would be helpful.