Thank you. This approach might also enable people to look into each detail of the reviews. Otherwise, when everything is lumped together, it's time-consuming to read and difficult to keep track of all the information.
As you probably know, our committee has studied Canada's posture in relation to Russia. In particular, we looked into the issue of cybersecurity, to determine if Canada was prepared to respond to threats of this kind. I take it that your committee has also looked at this matter in depth.
You say the government adopted a horizontal framework to protect itself against cyber-attacks. When we questioned witnesses who appeared before the committee, what we gathered was that non-government organizations are not always required to rely on the government or the various government services that are there to help them deal with threats or cyber-attacks. While it's understandable, I was nevertheless surprised to see that some government organizations did not possess exactly the same resources and tools, or if they do have them, they don't necessarily want to use them.
Can you tell us more about that and come back to the recommendations you made to the government?