We get a lot of congratulations on the act concerning the private sector, the sector that gets the international attention because it regulates trade. This is one of the most modern and most flexible acts. It adjusts, but its standards are those of the European Union. So they're quite high.
Few people outside Canada are interested in the Personal Information Protection Act because it governs only Canadians and landed immigrants. We're already seeing that there's a problem because fundamental rights apply to persons who are already in Canada, even if they're Canadian, but it was drafted a long time ago. So few people are interested in it, but Canadians who are interested in it agree that this act is outdated.