Thanks, Mr. MacGregor.
Through you, Chair, I think additional resources for CSE are welcome. It's always important to track how those resources are spent, of course, and that's a role that parliamentary committees can play.
The challenge for Parliament in the national security space, it seems to me, is that parliamentary committees can have a major impact on the sort of broad framework and governance and strategic issues. However, it's difficult for a standing committee of Parliament to get into the details of intelligence and national security, because of the lack of access to classified information and classified briefings. That's a role that can be played by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, as Parliament intended. I would just say in passing that I'm pleased to see that the committee is back up and running. I think it deserves Parliament's support in the future. The interplay between NSICOP and parliamentary committees is an important one that wasn't really clarified when NSICOP was established, and I think that would be an area to talk about with your fellow parliamentarians who happen to sit on that committee.
Thanks.