I concur with that assessment. It would be helpful if you could send the committee that information as we seek to amend that section of the bill.
I'd note, in support of what you just said, that Ofcom also concluded that the airing of a forced confession by Simon Cheng, a former official at the United Kingdom's consulate in Hong Kong, was a gross violation of human rights, which breached its licensing code. It's important for the record to show as well that these authoritarian, state-controlled broadcasters have done some pretty egregious things and are acting at the editorial direction of the CCP and the PRC.
Thank you, Mr. Chair.
