Mr. Camfield and Ms. Curran, while I appreciate the ongoing effort you may have made, those in my community and people across Canada can't put food on their table. They can't buy groceries. They spend $50, $100, $200 or $300—a significant portion of their income—and come home with bags of groceries that are not enough to get through the weekend. Meta made, let's say, $6 billion because people were scamming. Meta allowed that. That's what I see, so I don't know what kind of effort you made, but you're able to take down articles that would inform people on how to be more informed and not be taken advantage of.
I don't have enough time. I have so many other questions about your community standards guidelines.
The Guardian reported that Meta is the “marketplace for predators”. You recently lost a case where children were being sold, and Meta was a top platform for that. Do you have anything to say there?