Well, the Charter of Rights is there, and I think it can be raised in appropriate cases if there's a violation. I think that the regime is there and the protection is there. This is something that would be raised before courts and would be decided by courts.
What I would say in terms of my mandate as the Privacy Commissioner is that these technologies have the potential of having impacts on privacy, so they need to be looked at from that standpoint. There is a regime that allows that, and it is the regime of the privacy impact assessments, and I would hope that this be made a legal obligation and be done early enough in the process so we can course correct, if needed, as opposed to doing it long after it's been started.