I was hoping you would forget that detail, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Chan, I am very interested in the topic you and Ms. Dabrusin just touched on, but I would like to return to the question I asked earlier.
Disinformation is recognized as a direct threat to public health in the context of COVID-19. According to an article published in La Presse last week, 12 people are believed to be responsible for 73% of the content against vaccination. Obviously, this disinformation is based on unreliable sources. Yet these accounts are still active today.
You say you want to fight disinformation. You deleted several fake accounts and, I think, several fake news stories. Why do you persist in not deleting these accounts?
If I were to show you the 12 accounts that the Public Health Agency of Canada says are a public health hazard in the context of COVID-19, what would you do with this information that I...