So we still have work to do, if I understand correctly. We will do it.
Ms. Holland, you mentioned algorithms earlier and you made an interesting comment about the dopamine that surfing the Internet releases in young people. That's very interesting. We can't pretend that digital companies aren't aware of this. It is hard to believe that they are not using it as a tool. We have banned advertising aimed at children, precisely because this type of advertising excited children and made them very vulnerable. We do the same thing for a whole range of products. Earlier, Ms. Wood said that we do not ask parents to regulate alcohol and cigarettes, for example. The same logic should apply in this case.
Do you think digital companies are mocking us by claiming they don't control this, when in all likelihood they know exactly what they are doing by pushing this kind of content towards our children?