Thank you, Chair.
I'm a bit disappointed by the line of questioning by my colleague Mr. Shipley. We know mandatory minimum penalties are not going to stop the Indian state from engaging in the activities they're doing. We also increased the maximum penalty for extortion. Obviously, that's not going to stop India, but it is something our government implemented.
I want to thank both witnesses for appearing in this committee.
Whenever the Prime Minister speaks about the issue of Indian interference in Canada—both last year and again this year—and whenever the RCMP speaks about it, we see this flood of misinformation and disinformation emanating from India's media sources and government. Can you speak about the dangers of that disinformation? I can look at that and see the disinformation for what it is. However, the worry I have is that, when it is quoted by international sources, it receives a primer of legitimacy.
I want both of you to talk about that.
Balpreet, maybe you can go first?