Thank you, Professor Granger and Dr. Wark. I appreciate having you both here and benefiting from your expertise.
Dr. Wark, I was really interested in your opening comments. I have so many questions to ask, and maybe I'll get to ask them another time or after this.
I gather your expertise is wide-ranging when it comes to foreign interference, and we're obviously talking about interference from India here. I'm wondering, when we talk about what one country does.... You've alluded to this, perhaps obliquely, maybe more directly at other times, about how countries like India, when they engage in foreign interference, look at the treatment of other countries. In other words, they look at how Canada responds to foreign interference from other countries.
It's quite clear that Beijing has interfered in prior elections. What message, in your view, is sent based on how Canada has dealt with foreign interference from Beijing, in relation to how India is now attempting to carry out violence, murders or extortion? I hope I'm being clear in my question.