Okay.
The next thing I'd like to see concerns two gaps. First of all, oftentimes this type of harassment comes from anonymous sources. I'm not talking about a singular mean tweet objecting to a policy position or even calling me a name. It is repetitive harassment from the same person. Oftentimes, as was mentioned by one of the previous witnesses, not just for MPs but for all women there will be a time when law enforcement will say,"Well, I'm not sure what we can do about that". To the point that Ms. Lalonde made, it's very difficult to even know where to call when you are being harassed by somebody online.
I would like to recommend, or I would like to get your position on recommending, that in instances of clear repeated harassment—defining it along the lines of what constitutes criminal harassment—a judge could issue an order to social media companies to provide the identity of a person so that justice could be followed out. Would you recommend that?