Yes, and I would add that if Canada has some of the most stringent anti-spam legislation in the world, I think one of the problems with that is that oftentimes companies and regulators in different countries prefer that regulations match each other so that they're more universal. Maybe one thing to look at would be to try to get CASL more in alignment with what may be common, more international standards.
For instance, I think it would be very hard for our Canadian regulators to go to the U.S. right now and to try to fine a U.S. company up to $10 million for sending out commercial electronic messages to Canadians that perfectly comply with the CAN-SPAM Act. I don't think that would happen.