Sure. I will have to jog my memory.
What Mr. Green referred to was when the Cambridge Analytica affair was brought to the public eye. It also involved AggregateIQ, which is a Canadian firm that was involved in that. The Privacy Commissioner did an investigation on this, and then our study was a broader look on how data breaches from different social media platforms could have an impact in many ways but also on the democratic process. As you will remember, Cambridge Analytica had some links with the Brexit vote. It led to a study that lasted almost a full year. It also created this grand international committee, which grouped different parliamentarians from different Parliaments. We went to London, and they came here. It led to two reports—a preliminary report and a final report—with many recommendations. I would have to go back to tell you exactly what the recommendations were. It was a very broad study, and it focused on Cambridge Analytica as well as on broader recommendations as to how to better regulate social media platforms.