I want to give a chance to the other witnesses, but I want to ask my next question just to make sure I have time for it.
It's a great springboard talking about this whole digital element, the software and servers. We talked about foreign states and our relationships with them. It ties into the TPP, for example.
One of the big issues that's been brought up is around localization. In other words, if Canadians have data in the U.S., they have far less legal recourse there than here in Canada, given the U.S. surveillance machine. We know that localization is something that companies in Silicon Valley, for example, aren't particularly fans of. It makes it more difficult for social media and things like that to expand in a way that's beneficial to them.
What do we need to do when we're negotiating trade agreements like this, knowing that goods could be data now as well, and that's something we need to be mindful of? When we see some of these flawed agreements with regard to Canadians' privacy, is that something that needs to be considered in the law?