I've lived with slights all my life, and I can live with this one.
I think it's fundamental that we have the commissioners. I don't know if they all have to come at once, because if we are drawing in witnesses, there are going to be gaps. It's going to be difficult for our clerks to move them in, because they can also be busy.
The only amendment I would make is that we invite them as soon as they can come. I don't know if we actually should have to vote on it as a motion, because if we're not listening to the commissioners, what are we doing? I would suggest, having been on this committee for eight years, that we can hear from the Commissioner of Lobbying in an hour and the Information Commissioner in an hour.
For the Privacy Commissioner, I would say two hours, because they're dealing with big things, and if we're going to deal with the facial recognition study, we're going to need more time. I think Monsieur Dion has really laid down his ground rules. He's much more present than the previous one. I think giving him two hours would allow us to really find out what he does, because he has a lot to say. I think that would be fair, and I would leave it to the clerk to find that out.
I also want to add that Clearview AI has been hacked, so the importance of us getting onto the facial recognition technology when we have billions of photos, they have a client list.... I just wanted to let people know that they've just been hacked.