We also heard testimony yesterday. I think many of the grand committee members had spoken with businesses who talked about examples around Sri Lanka or Nancy Pelosi. It seemed that it was more about putting information out there, freedom of reach rather than real protection of freedom of speech, because there's no real freedom of speech if it is founded on false information or misleading information.
While we like to think that the Cambridge Analytica scandal is a one-off, I think our concern is that the existing business models of these corporate entities do not seem to give us the confidence that civic responsibility would be seen in the same light as company profits. I think that's where I'm coming from.