Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
Personally, I am not so confused; I somewhat understand what this is about. At some point, the state has a responsibility. Parents have a responsibility. Experts like the ones we are hearing from today also have a responsibility. As for children, they have rights, but they also have duties. That is how my parents raised me. There comes a time when we have to turn off our screens.
Tablets exist, and some do not come with applications such as Facebook or YouTube. Schools may also choose to purchase these tablets, give them to children in class, and ensure that these tools are not already installed on the devices or that they can't be downloaded.
Do you think that a solution could be to start with schools only providing children with devices on which these tools have not been installed?
I would like to point out that Quebec has banned mobile phones in schools. Could this measure also help reduce screen time among young people?
What do you think, Mr. Johnson?