Thank you for the question.
It's a really important question about protecting Canadians' data. I do appreciate that it might have been.... Literally just before I got here, we tabled the protecting privacy and consumer data act that gives extensive detail about the obligations that all companies will have with regard to protecting children's information and protecting consumers' information: how they have to deal with a chain of custody, what responsibilities they have when they're collecting it, and whether they're collecting it for beneficial and reasonable purposes.
It's a super important question, and I'm glad you've asked it. That is exactly why right after the national AI strategy, AI for all, was tabled, we tabled this new legislation to protect and to make sure that Canadians' data is protected.
Your other question is about, maybe, training and data mining, what's called TDM. There are real concerns about copyright. My colleague Marc Miller is seized with that. There are obviously some ongoing court cases on that. However, the principle of making sure that Canadians are properly compensated for their work remains in place.