That's something that could be done more broadly. The committee on heritage recently recommended that it be done across all communications.
In the context of the Canada Elections Act, my recommendations would be made specific to electoral communications. We would have to define in the act what is captured by electoral communications. Right now, the act certainly captures advertising, but it should be much larger than advertising. It should be communications in the electoral context made by regulated political entities, including third parties, at a minimum. It could be made broader.
The point is that electors should be aware. If they see an ad or hear an audio recording that has been modified using AI, they should be on alert.