You asked a question that perhaps asks us to predict what our recommendations will be on this review, and we haven't done the review yet, so please excuse me if I don't go so far as to adequately answer that.
First of all, the recommendations that came out in the first part of our foreign interference review were based on the period of study we looked at. Whether it's that or whether it's cybersecurity, we see the world speeding up on these issues, so that will be something that will be part of this as we look at this and understand it.
It also calls upon us to understand a bit of the history of how this has come along. It's not as if it's just now that we're finding out about these cases of interference. There have been alarm bells over the years. I'm one who firmly believes that governments of all political stripes have responded by putting in place measures and have continued to build on those. If anything, what we will look at is whether they have kept pace with the need, but we are not at that point to be able to answer that. I'm sorry.