Thank you very much. Those are two very good questions.
On the first question, with respect to the consequences of delay—and this relates to your second question as well—we've been engaged in discussions about this gap, given that we're a sector that has had mandatory reliability and mandatory critical infrastructure protection standards for a decade and a half. We have been asking the question, “What about those other sectors upon which we rely?”, because the sectors are interdependent. Some sectors have robust programs and, as for others, we just don't know, frankly.
We've been in favour of seeing something broader across different critical infrastructures, those other infrastructures that we depend on. We have a very high level of confidence in the regime that we have, because it is mandatory and enforceable. We would like to see something in place, and this has been the conversation that we've been having with the government for a very long time about other sectors upon which we rely.
I think Bill C-26 does fill that gap. It overlaps—and I did talk about that in my comments—but, with respect to consultation, in terms of agencies and departments of the government, we have been talking about this for more than a decade. This is something that we've been consulted on extensively, certainly, but it is something that has been a gap for quite some time.