Evidence of meeting #19 for Finance in the 41st Parliament, 2nd session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was technology.

A recording is available from Parliament.

On the agenda

MPs speaking

Also speaking

Martha Hall Findlay  Chief Legal Officer, EnStream
Cameron Schmidt  General Manager, PayPal Canada
William Giles  Vice-President, Emerging Payments, MasterCard Canada
Carolyn Burke  Vice-President, International Cards and Canadian Regulatory Payments, Royal Bank of Canada
Derek Colfer  Head, Mobile Innovation, Visa Canada Corporation

The Chair Conservative James Rajotte

Nothing stored on the phone at all.

But the SIM card, Ms. Burke, do you want to address that?

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Vice-President, International Cards and Canadian Regulatory Payments, Royal Bank of Canada

Carolyn Burke

It's the same at RBC, the phone has nothing that would be of any value.

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Conservative

The Chair Conservative James Rajotte

So you wouldn't even have to send a so-called “kill pill” because whatever's on the SIM card would be of no value to the person who would find it?

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Vice-President, International Cards and Canadian Regulatory Payments, Royal Bank of Canada

Carolyn Burke

Correct. But you should still do it for your email.

Voices

Oh, oh!

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Conservative

The Chair Conservative James Rajotte

Yes. Okay. All right.

Thank you very much, it's been a very interesting panel and a very interesting discussion here today.

Colleagues, as previously agreed, we will stop the meeting now, and then we are going to go back and get a little technology session, a little demo, from those companies that wish to participate.

Thank you so much for your presentations here today.