Canada's current competition framework is not meant to penalize monopolies per se. The competitive process ensures that firms that are innovating and investing and giving consumers a desirable product should not be punished for that. Our job is to ensure that these markets remain contestable through competition on the merits, and that small or existing or nascent firms are afforded the opportunity to compete on the merits of their products and services that they're providing to users.
Certainly, we're mindful of what's going on internationally on this front too, and we did note the GDPR has a data portability provision in it, which is noteworthy from a competition perspective as well. Our focus remains on ensuring that we have the cutting-edge tools to work with this. In our very broad consultation with our data paper, we consulted with the business, legal and academic communities.
There are no answers to this. There is no silver bullet. But we are confident that we have the tools to deal with it. We're going to keep them up to date.