As Ms. Bradshaw mentioned, partnerships between companies and researchers do not depend on bills. Right now, companies can connect with researchers and give them information about their algorithms or any other information that can help to keep the public in the know. That's what's happening right now. You might think that's misinformation, but it's not. The truth is that it's important to be able to have institutions outside government and social networks that people trust or can potentially trust. That's the first thing.
Second, we need standards. Members seeking election or re-election must be able to tell the people in those ridings that their local media in whatever city are not the enemy. It is very important that, as community leaders, you tell people that media that rely on principles and standards are there for everyone, even if certain people aren't as aligned with those principles and standards right now.