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Industry committee A political party sends an e-mail to its members to organize a fund-raiser for the party. The idea is to organize a dinner—
October 21st, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee That's correct. It's precisely for that reason that this is taken into account in subclause 10(6) of the bill, which concerns non-business relationships involving charities, political parties or religious groups.
October 21st, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee Yes.
October 19th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee Not necessarily. Any person, in legal terms, can institute a civil suit. It could be a person, but also a business, like Videotron, for example, which would sue those who do not comply with the new act.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee No, the purpose of the bill is to protect networks as much as consumers, as well as small and medium-size businesses.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee We're talking about, for example, about Bell, Videotron or any company that has a network. The network has a certain bandwidth. As Mr. Chong said, spam currently represents 90% of all traffic on those networks. So that's very costly for Videotron, Bell and Rogers. That spam is tr
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee Well, it also affects your Hotmail account. Nowhere in the legislation does it say where your account is set up; it's whether or not you're accessing your e-mail in Canada. The jurisdictional link is that it's sent to you, and if it's the case that you're in Canada, then that's o
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee Yes. We're still quite confident that what we have here is the right piece of legislation. The amendments that were brought forward are meant to address legitimate concerns brought forward by witnesses over the course of the committee hearings, but we still feel very comfortabl
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee That was the concern with the third party referral. To be completely honest, I didn't feel 100% comfortable with doing it, but that was my personal view. Understanding that it is a legitimate practice for a number of legitimate commercial entities out there, we did feel compelled
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee That's not necessarily the case. I can create a website and enter into partnerships with other websites. I can also put advertising on other websites to refer people to my website, if there's no indication that should stop. Ultimately, the purpose of this bill is to promote that
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee As in any other act, there are jurisdictional problems. As described in the bill, the spam has to be sent to Canada.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee That depends. If Romania has a similar act, the three agencies can coordinate an investigation with Romanian authorities.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee In that case, it is the consumer who is responsible for telling the company, for example, that he no longer wants to receive electronic business messages from it. If you have express consent, there are no limits. So if I give my real estate agent that consent and he contacts me
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee That's correct.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc
Industry committee No, nothing here prevents those companies from having a website.
October 7th, 2009Committee meeting
André Leduc