I will seize the opportunity and address this issue with you, Ms. Wood.
Earlier, you said that you also wanted access to classrooms for prevention activities. I was wondering what legislation the Canadian federal government could introduce to allow this, given that education is a responsibility that falls entirely to the provinces. Will the framework legislation introduced here give you access to classrooms? I don't think so, unless you tell me otherwise.
That said, let me explain the point I want to make.
At 16, I can drive a car with adult supervision. At 18, after having a probationary licence for two years, I can get my full licence to drive my car.
As we have said, having a mobile phone that gives you access to everything can lead to mental health problems. Mental health is very important. We take care of it because it is intangible.
Isn't it more important to protect children and young people by limiting their access to these tools than to teach them how to use them at an early age?