I'll go first.
In the time that we have languished, Australia has published a comprehensive cyber strategy in relation to some horrific attacks on their citizens and their personal medical information, Europe has moved forward with legislation, and the United States has moved forward with bold executive and legislative action. We are the easy target left in the west, so we are going to continue to attract an unhealthy amount of attention that is going to steal prosperity from Canadians and risk safety.
So, I would say, soon, because the reality is this: We'll get this legislation passed, and then we're going to end up in at least a year, if not two years, of battling over regulation. That goes back in particular to Ms. Proctor's point about the importance of getting the definitions as clear as possible in legislation so we can get moving on this stuff.
We are way behind. I know Parliament has many issues in front of it, but we live in a digital world and we're acting like we're in the 20th century.