When we began our hearings, and I first wrote to you, it was the spring of 2018 when the Cambridge Analytica scandal had just blown up and we had found that 620-some thousand Canadians had their information taken. Facebook was made aware of that in 2015 and made no effort to tell Canadians.
They said at the time when they came to our committee in 2018 that they had a very robust response. I'm flabbergasted that a company would look at a finding of law and say they simply don't recognize their jurisdiction.
Are you aware of other examples of companies saying that in Canada?