Okay, thank you.
I'm pleased that 32 of the 34 recommendations that you made previously were fully or substantively instituted. That's good news.
I'm also pleased to hear that Google is cooperating so well. I'm not meaning to give props to Jacob Glick and Google here in Canada, but I can't remember the last time I used another search engine online. I'm glad to hear that they're returning the loyalty that Canadians have extended to them with a cooperative spirit. That's good to hear.
I wanted to ask another question. Mr. Angus talked a little bit about Bill C-30. I know that's not what you're here specifically to address. Of course, notwithstanding the fact that I don't believe Canadians should be providing any more information than what they absolutely are required to by law, I think...as you said, governments have a duty to protect that information; they require it for the operation of government. At the same time, I'm always concerned that there is an element within society that uses rules like privacy laws to hide illegal activity, to hide themselves amongst otherwise law-abiding citizens, and to use those protections that we fight for, that I think all parties fight for and have always fought for. They utilize those protections, those privacy laws, to do criminal acts.
It's never going to be easy to determine...and I think it's true to say there are sacrifices we all must make in order to make sure our law enforcement officers and so forth have the ability to track down those who would otherwise seek to exploit our privacy laws to break the law. You talked about having a conversation with Canadians—I'm paraphrasing—to justify why these changes need to be made. Have you been approached by groups or police and law enforcement that have talked to you about some of that rationale, about some of the things they're seeing? My local police chief came and talked to me, and it was very disturbing what he indicated to me about the challenge they're having tracking down, specifically, people who are trafficking in child pornography.