Right. We're in agreement.
I would note that I don't think it's net neutrality alone that addresses some of these issues.
I'm particularly focused on the double-edged sword of open Internet provisions around data transfer and data localization, which are included also in TPP and which the U.S. wants. Data transfer issues and data localization are good examples of the types of things that in the right hands can be really useful to help protect privacy. We want to ensure in Canada, for example, that if the B.C. government wants to establish certain privacy protections for health data, they ought to be able to do that and require that it be kept within the jurisdiction.