I was just going to say that what is clear is that what's been exposed—and I think what Facebook has also admitted before this committee—is that they have been entrusted with a lot of personal information and data and they have not been discerning about who has access to that personal information. I'm quite skeptical of whether Cambridge Analytica was effective, and I'm not particularly convinced about the psychometrics as some sort of revolutionary new hypodermic needle, but I am thinking that it is very clear that if you're collecting large amounts of data, there is an obligation under the privacy law to make sure that you're controlling the flow and who gets access to it.
I think it's been very clear that this has been one of the key issues here, the kinds of data-sharing arrangements that have taken place in social media.