Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Shull, I want to give you an opportunity to flesh out this idea around your digital resilience strategy. Many members of Parliament, through private members' bills, have come up with the legislative parameters for differing national strategies. Usually that legislation or that bill spells out what the components of the strategy have to be. The benefit of that is that it can prevent policy lurch, because if you have it enacted in law, then no matter what stripe of government is at the helm in Ottawa, they have to follow that law and continue with it.
Do you have a preference? Would you like to see this as a role that the House of Commons takes upon itself, to enact legislation that puts in the guidelines for this kind of a strategy, or are you satisfied that the federal government could do this as a policy initiative on its own through its relationships with provincial premiers and territorial leaders?