I'm often amazed by colleagues in this place, for good or for bad. Today you have shown incredible strength, and I am grateful for that. This is actually one of the reasons why I was so adamant about having this study, and so grateful that we could get to it.
I want to pick up on MP Damoff's mentioning that social media piece and the algorithms. Oftentimes, it's seen as the individual's responsibility to police social media, and yet there is a role, of course, for what we're seeing from the social media giants and their responsibilities, given the money that they make.
The Sergeant-at-Arms, actually, even at the last committee meeting, stated that when they were trying to address specific issues with Twitter, they at one point had connections, and they no longer have those.
What can we as legislators do as part of that, to address that better? I think building off what Ms. Romanado said about a code of conduct online, are there things that maybe we need to do in our internal security systems that have to do with monitoring or policing that a bit?