It wouldn't necessarily be a CSIS assessment there. It would be a national security partner that would have the more centralized expertise on the cyber side. My short answer would be, yes, that's a thing that has been considered and thought through.
I would maybe offer my footnote now, because I teased it. I think the point I started with is the point I will start with again here, and then I'll finish with a second one. It is that, no, there is no technical system that is 100% foolproof by any stretch. We have heard what has been said here and take the point. I would say also, though, that you have a group of people who work in a national security community, whose fundamental ethos is to protect Canadians, Canadian systems and the critical infrastructure of this country.