Partially agree. We agree that increasing public understanding and awareness of the nature of the threats plays an important role in building societal understanding of and resilience to the threat of FIMI, including disinformation. We will continue to highlight the nature of the threat, including through the publication of information on the gov.uk website about UK action to counter FIMI. To date, FCDO has published on gov.uk its action to counter FIMI including exposing the threat from Russia, Russian attempts to subvert democratic processes in Moldova, and the activity, and sanctioning, of several individuals and entities conducting FIMI in the UK and Europe. Alongside awareness raising on the risks of foreign information manipulation and interference we are pursuing media literacy initiatives as these are also critical to building societal resilience to mis- and disinformation. The government’s ‘You Won’t Know Until You Ask’ campaign promotes the core media literacy skills and behaviours which are effective regardless of whether content is foreign-backed or domestically generated. We are considering options to extend or adapt the campaign, including whether it could address FIMI.