Thank you.
It's not just about a specific case, but about the mechanism in general. It was the same thing with Meta. Witnesses told us that when they reported fraudulent advertising, it took several days for any follow-up. Earlier, you answered by saying that these were hypothetical questions. This is a specific case, and this kind of thing happens often. So you have to put mechanisms in place to remove those ads immediately.
I want to ask you another question: In Canada, what percentage of YouTube's ad revenues come from fraudulent ads and scams? Do you have that percentage?