Thank you. That's very helpful. From the limited exposure I've had to it, it appears to be something that has some promise in the profession.
To change topics, we talk about the sovereignty of our data and different worries we have, particularly across borders. There are laws regarding access across governments. There is a law in the States, the CLOUD Act, which says the U.S. government could have access to any data on servers it owns in other countries. Canada has not signed on to this, but what assurances can we give to Canadians that data or information being used in this would actually be sovereign, that there would be the proper guardrails to make sure that actors from outside our borders wouldn't be able to either gain information or, even worse, control these technologies?
I'll start with you, Mr. Veerman, and then go on to Mr. Myers.