Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I believe I made my point in the last round. I could continue to ask questions that only Mr. Zuckerberg or people at other levels can answer, but I won't keep doing that.
I want to end with the point that Mr. Zuckerberg is the CEO, the majority shareholder and the chairman of the board of a U.S. company that operates in Canada, and the fact that he doesn't happen to be a Canadian citizen, or isn't resident in Canada, doesn't shield him from the obligation, in my view, to testify before this committee when we request it.
I strongly request that you convey that back, because it entirely changed the way I was going to question Facebook today.
I'm going to go back to a question.
My colleague Mr. Champoux raised the issue of moderators. You said, Mr. Chan, that you could not tell us whether there were French-speaking moderators in Quebec or in Canada. However, during Mr. Zuckerberg's testimony before the U.S. Congress, we learned that you were going to increase the number of Spanish moderators in the United States. We are not just talking about moderators who speak Spanish, but Spanish moderators who are in the United States.
So, why don't you tell us if there are any French-speaking moderators in Canada?