We are not looking, as a government, to intervene in the conversations that are happening on social and digital platforms. That is not the role of the government.
However, we expect that social media platforms will take an attitude and actions that are more responsible in terms of how their platforms are used to spread misinformation and disinformation.
Obviously, that is more complicated if you're looking at the comment section as opposed to a post. However, what we do expect is for them to take down inauthentic behaviour and inauthentic accounts. We have heard from both Twitter and Facebook about the number of accounts they have taken down. Both are in the realm of millions, and I could get you the specific numbers that we've heard if you're interested. I'm not entirely aware of the mechanism by which either of those platforms would go after the comment section, whereas if they go after the account that is a fake account or is known to be from a foreign source and posing as a legitimate domestic actor, that may get at this issue.