Marcus, why don't I shoot first on this one?
Number one, I talked about a national strategy for digital literacy. This will require political leadership. It is one of the most non-partisan issues I could ever imagine—making sure the next generation is equipped for this. Lean into that, because we have a problem. The digital citizen contribution program I mentioned was good. It's just a dosage problem. It didn't do enough. It didn't go far enough, and it was one government department at one level of government doing interesting things. We need to spread it around and make it a national priority.
Number two—I already tipped my hand on this—is looking at the RCMP and making sure they're equipped for the 21st century and have the tools and capabilities they need—whether or not the institution is fit for purpose, both on counter-intelligence and on combatting state adversaries. What Marcus said shouldn't be allowed to happen. We need to know who's running point in this country. If we can't do that, and if we get to where everyone's pointing at somebody else, we have a serious problem that needs to be remedied.
Number three is this: Do it fast and do it with seriousness and purpose, because this is all going to get way worse. You just need to look at the trend lines on AI. This is set to get supercharged like you wouldn't believe, so my third point is this: See points one and two, and do them with purpose.