Public Safety committee  You have no rationale, then, for how we could do it to make it better in the way you want it.

Public Safety committee  Yes, that is correct.

Public Safety committee  It's in my notes. I assume it's in their notes, or I was hoping so.

Public Safety committee  It's Police Resources in Canada, dated 2017, with release date March 28, 2018.

Public Safety committee  The data is all in there.

Public Safety committee  Thank you. I'm not sure if it's Mrs. or Ms. Jolibois, but we'll just leave it at that: colleague. Your points are very well taken here. Having spent 35 years in aboriginal policing, from day one until the end, I feel what you're saying. It takes a special police officer to hav

Public Safety committee  I'm not sure which one of you mentioned this earlier, but how do we ramp up the training of our Canadian people to give them the intelligence and the ability to work within your department and other departments? I want your opinion on that. How do we go about that? We need to go

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  I have two questions, and they're kind of related. Under Bill C-59, you've been given the authority to lead the cyber centre, and you talk about the other government agencies: Public Safety, Shared Services, the RCMP, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the military. Being

Public Safety committee  You led into my second question. We have a number of accredited police forces across Canada that have cybersecurity departments and details. I imagine they work very closely with the RCMP, as you are. Do you foresee developing a program to work with the other police forces—city