Okay. I appreciate it.
Mr. Oksanen, I'd like to turn back to you again. In one of our previous meetings, one of our witnesses was talking about how Canada needs to enact a “national digital resilience strategy”, so there are certainly some sectors of Canadian society that are recognizing the scope of the challenges before us.
With respect to the psychological defence agency, I think Professor Wark said that it does sound a bit Orwellian, and certainly we might face a bit of criticism from certain sectors of society.
I'm curious. Since this agency was created in Sweden, what has been the public's reaction to it? Is there a general consensus that this is a tool that is needed for this moment in time? Over the two years of its existence, has there been any shift in public opinion on that agency's role in Swedish society and its necessity to counteract Russian threats?