My final question is for Dr. Charron.
The challenge with this study is that we are sometimes, I think, veering into the mandate of the Standing Committee on National Defence. It's very important to realize that our committee's mandate is specific to national security and public safety. The two most obvious examples are the RCMP and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
In the context of the theme of continental defence, do you have any recommendations our committee should be making in regard to those national security agencies in the face of Russia's subversive measures, espionage and spying? Are there better ways that we need to use in working with our American partners? Can you suggest any improvements?