Thank you.
I'm going to ask Mr. Bowe about this. If MindGeek is promoting a video that says “13-year-old girl” or “14-year-old-girl”, in Canada, we have very strong child pornography legislation and it's anyone under 18. The fact that the corporate response to this young woman, this child, was that they didn't believe she was the one in the video or they didn't believe she was the mother—she was pretending to be her own mother—the fact that they would have to go through that level of proof, when what they were promoting was criminal behaviour....
Do you believe, under American law or under Canadian law—we are looking at Canadian law—that they are criminally liable for the fact that they were aware and they were promoting child pornography online to their viewers for monetization?