Thank you.
When Facebook came to our committee, I was very surprised that for a corporation this big, we couldn't get straight answers from them either. They became aware of the effect of that Kogan app three years ago, but they proudly announced to us that three weeks ago they told Canadians that their data had been breached. That's a violation of Canadian law. They must have known it was a violation of Canadian law, yet it seemed that Facebook didn't seem to think they were bound by Canadian law until this scandal came to international attention.
In your discussions with Facebook at committee, how have you felt they've seen their role in terms of their obligations to European law, U.K. law, and domestic law?