For my final question, when we look at the number of data profiles accessed by Cambridge Analytica and the worldwide downloads of that survey, it was about 270,000, which led to 87 million profiles being garnered. In Canada, fewer than 300 profiles were accessed, and 621,000 profiles were garnered.
According to Mr. Schroepfer's testimony, he said that 1,040 people had done the survey in the U.K., which led to a million profiles being accessed. To me, mathematically—going on what we heard—that is a very low number.
Is that a number you're confidant with, that one million only?