Again, I think it would be a tougher diplomatic response to various forms of Indian aggression and a more robust capability. Especially, I would come back to the question of how well positioned we really are to conduct significant penetrating counter-intelligence operations against Indian officials in Canada.
We have the laws to allow us to do that, but CSIS as an organization these days is overstretched, and the RCMP certainly is. India would never have been regarded as a principal counter-intelligence mission for the Canadian community until recently, so there's going to have to be a surge of capabilities and talent into that area. It may take time to achieve it. I suspect the recognition is there, but there's probably going to be a gap between understanding there's a new kind of counter-intelligence mission that has to be performed and the ability to perform it fully.