There are a number of regional documents. The OECD has a set of privacy guidelines, which Canada actually took a very active role in updating a year or two back. The Council of Europe has a comparable overarching data protection framework that is inspired by the European framework but is actually a little more universal and less steeped in the 85 pages of details; it's a much shorter document. That's also being updated right now, so I would keep an eye on that.
One of their recommendations in particular has to do with how to deal with transparency around algorithm decision-making, which I touched on very briefly in my comments. It's something that is going to be a problem moving down the road as governments adopt automated processes as shorthand for making various decisions. The challenge there is how you get transparency around the decision-making process without giving away the actual math, because then it could be gamed. They're working to find a way to address that, so I would keep an eye on that. We could provide some others in our written comments as well.
Thank you.