You're satisfied that the bill very clearly upholds freedom of expression, as a number of our witnesses have also mentioned.
There was, I believe, a bit of a difference of opinion around the CRTC when it originally appeared. The chair of the CRTC, Ian Scott, talked about user-generated content. He said that there is an ability to regulate under the Broadcasting Act now, under user-generated content. When he appeared the second time after a filibuster, he said very clearly, and the CRTC representatives did, as well, that there is a very narrow scope around user-generated content.
Is it your feeling, as well, that this very narrow interpretation is sufficient?