Yes, I do. There obviously will be different countries that have different rules in place, but I certainly think that rules on transparency would be much effective if they could be enforced across the board. I think there are the same or similar rules in all countries relating to how they use services like Facebook. I see no reason why that shouldn't be the case.
You brought up the case of Germany. That is quite a good example because there may be very specific national reasons why certain rules are in place, and those conditions may not apply in the same way in other countries. But I think some of these basic points about transparency should apply globally.
It's my concern as well about whether there should be political advertising in the newsfeed or on Facebook, or if there is, whether people should have the right to turn it off. I think it's an important point, and that's really about the way the platform works as a whole rather than individual countries.