I'd like to ask Ms. Bourne-Tyson and Ms. Haigh a question, but first of all, I'd like to thank everyone for appearing before us. It's been very helpful and very informative.
Ms. Bourne-Tyson, in your opening remarks, you were talking about the concept of a “constrained approach” to the right to be forgotten. What would the parameters be? I think the example you provided was that there had to be a court order for there to be erasure. Do you think this is one of those things where only a court order could lead to privacy?