I have one question on that, then. I don't want to talk about the Online News Act. We've talked about that enough and we have our opinions on it. With your proactive activities in trying to take this off your platforms, what legislation or regulations—what else—are there that could allow us to empower groups to have more control of what's being put on your platform so that you can make sure that I'm not endorsing somebody I don't want to endorse or that you have the tools to remove these people more quickly?
I also want to know what you are going to do. You talked about your hub. Nobody knows about it. You need to do a better job of getting out there and identifying scams.
For the last thing, I'll use an example. On Facebook Marketplace, there's a set of patio furniture for sale in the next town. It looks beautiful. It's super cheap. It's too good to be true. When I look in the background of the picture, there are palm trees. I'm in Saskatchewan. Now, we're not as cold as Winterpeg, but how is AI going to interplace...?
You have two questions here. Get legislation that could actually open the door and make it easier to get after these folks. We need to punish the person doing it, somehow. We need to figure that out. Also, on the preventative side, how do we identify things quickly and say, “No, this is not real”?