Thank you for the question, Ms. Gaudreau.
I think the answer is that the incidents are international, but they are also very local. Pornhub, MindGeek, is arguably Canada's largest Internet media company. Mr. Antoon lives in Canada, has property in Canada and is fully subject to the jurisdiction of the RCMP. While the crimes may be perpetuated elsewhere, they are also happening in Canada.
In cases in which the company is resident outside of Canada, there is a lever that the government can pull and that is the money. All of the money that comes from advertisers to those platforms can also be stopped. Just as it's illegal to buy drugs with a credit card issued by a Canadian bank or to engage in some gambling activity, in the extreme case in which a foreign company does not comply, we could also cut the money.
In this case, we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars. If that's not an incentive, I don't know what is.