What you are saying is very interesting, because in answer to a question, you told us that the Winnipeg virology lab at that time was seen more as a health institution, but it now had to be seen as a national security facility. It always brings us back to the point when the change should have been made.
I want to come back to the 2010 CSIS report saying that the People's Republic of China used agents from its intelligence services and also non-professionals, including people from the academic and business worlds.
You have just told us something extremely interesting: the issue of CSIS intelligence sharing. We know that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Act has to be amended, which we saw in the study on the People's Republic of China's interference activities. Is this something that you were already concerned about at the time you were the director of CSIS?