It's funny that you should mention that, because we actually do have trouble standardizing them, not within our own jurisdiction, but we have a lot of trouble when it comes to cross-border issues. Operating systems designed for whatever platform, whether it's Mac OS, Microsoft's platform, Open Source, or whatever the case might be, are not necessarily going to comply with all the boundaries.
If they're not harmonized with the international players and if we don't have our privacy laws and settings in a way that's cooperative, how do we define jurisdictional differences? For example, if the transaction server happens to be outside the jurisdictional boundaries of Canada, yet the user interface is happening inside Canada, how can we be expected to apply those laws evenly?