This is another fascinating day of discussion.
I would like to start with you, Madam Grimes, because I think what you're suggesting seems to be somewhat counterintuitive to the message we've been given, which is that we have to limit young people on social media, that we need to have these limits for 13-year-olds. I don't know any kid under 13 who isn't on Facebook or on social media. They're not allowed to do it at school. They're not allowed to go to YouTube at school. So they're supposed to be staying off social media, but we'll create these little walled gardens for them to protect them.
These walled gardens are run by corporate interests that you're telling us mine their data and sell their data and basically are using this as a bit of a commercial predatory space. Would it be better that we establish some clear rules to limit companies' ability to go after this kind of right, the privacy of information of children? Should we actually move young people onto general social media with some better rules? Would that be a better solution than these walled gardens that are being set up now?