Thank you very much.
I'm interested in picking up on the conversation about our international partners and how much of Canadian privacy law ends up getting dictated in a trade agreement or by our desire to have easy transfer of information, as is the case with Europe. Presumably CETA was an opportunity to try to get some further protection—having Canadian privacy practices more formally recognized and having them less in doubt. It seems, though, to have been an opportunity missed.
To what extent, as things go forward with technology and trade agreements, do you anticipate these questions being decided by international trade partners instead of Canadian legislators? What's the interplay between Canadian law and the trade agreements?