Okay. Thank you very much.
Your company, the parent company, is a super multinational, as you just mentioned. Your CEO is one of the richest people in the world. For a few years, he was even the richest. He is currently considering acquiring the American mass media network CNN.
What I'm concerned about and what I think my colleagues here are concerned about is making sure that large companies like yours respect Canadian law and protect personal data.
For example, yesterday we learned something in the media about ChatGPT, which was created by another big company, OpenAI. Privacy commissioners at the federal level and in some provinces have found that ChatGPT violated privacy laws without obtaining free and informed consent. OpenAI was not fined because the law was not adapted to the new reality.
In your opinion, should we adapt our laws to ensure better protection of privacy?
Might your company also have violated privacy laws, to your knowledge?