Thank you very much.
Representatives from TELUS came to tell us that, when it comes to data protection, three things are important.
First, our privacy laws must be enforced.
Second, no foreign law should apply to our data in the specific case where a country demands that data collected here by a company be transferred to it.
Third, no country should be able to interfere with the proper functioning of the system. It's a question of who controls the switch.
Ms. Piovesan, in your opinion, should the government stop sharing sensitive information with companies that do not meet these three conditions?