Yes, you should do all of those things.
I'll echo the comments at the top of the hearing that for the individuals involved in the Tenet Media case, who are Canadian citizens, they ought to be before this panel.
I would also say that representatives of the technology companies, in particular, Google, which owns YouTube; and TikTok, Meta and Twitter also should be sat before this committee and be answering questions about what they do and don't do to guard against foreign interference operations.
The vulnerabilities that these companies permit on their products is really unacceptable, and they do so because we allow them to do so, as citizens and as communities who have the power to make laws and determine how businesses do and don't make money. The longer we allow them to do this without accountability and with impunity, the more we send the message that this is a completely acceptable practice and they can off-load all the harms of security and safety vulnerabilities onto the public.