Do you mean banning bot technology? I think it has to be done. I can't imagine legislation not including that, but it's extremely difficult to enforce. It's a nod, though, to the legitimate companies to continue to work on their own technology.
We've seen that go hand in hand, in other provinces, with the right of private action, where a legitimate company can sue another company that's employing bot technology. They sort of go hand in hand. The bot technology has become illegal, so they can sue. It's two different pieces of the legislation, but they work together.
I think it's essential to have it in there. Canada and every single jurisdiction in this country should be looking at that extremely thoroughly. Has anyone on the planet figured out how to effectively enforce it? No one has yet, but every day steps are taken to try to get closer to it.