Thank you.
One of the most contentious issues that we had in our discussions with Google and Canpages is what happens to the raw imagery, the unblurred imagery that's stored in databases in the U.S. At first Google was very reluctant to set a retention period for how long they were going to keep that data. In August they agreed with us and they agreed with other data protection commissioners in Europe that indeed they needed to delete the unblurred imagery after one year. They gave us the business rationale as to why they needed to keep it for a year. We accepted that. We also have an undertaking from Google that we can visit their facilities and review how they are permanently deleting or permanently anonymizing the data after a year. That was one of our major concerns with the service.