I just want to say very briefly—and I don't mean this in a supercilious way—that the United States has the FBI, and we do not. We have the RCMP, which has divided attention in terms of contracted policing roles and national security roles, and as the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians recently pointed out, that division of responsibilities is not serving Canadians well. Something has to be done seriously to boost the capacity of the RCMP to perform as a national security law enforcement agency, which has been in its mandate for decades and was reinforced, frankly, once CSIS was created. So, we have a big problem on the law enforcement side.
The legislative side, I think, we are improving on, but again, I would come back to the fact that we need.... The starting point for all of this has to be an intelligence capacity, which we don't have at the moment.