Okay, please do, because I really believe the stuff that you have in there, talking about three parts as to algorithmic policing technologies. You talk about the moratoriums, ask that the federal government have a judicial inquiry, and that governments must make reliability, necessity and proportionality prerequisite conditions, as well as transparency, more directives on algorithmic policing technologies, or predictive policing—which is even scarier—and so on.
You talk in the letter about “the worst human rights and charter violations that could occur as a result of Canadian government and law enforcement agencies using algorithmic police technologies.” You want to mitigate that.
How do we, as parliamentarians, do that as we go forward in wanting to write the proper regulations that respect our charter rights and ultimately bring that balance of transparency, of people's ability to opt in and opt out, and maximize on the technology that's coming down the pipe at us?