We have done that in the form of guidance to organizations, asking organizations to use plainer language when they seek consent. That's obviously only an incomplete answer, but at the end of the day, it is organizations that know the service they are providing and know what kind of information they need, so they're in the best place to inform consumers and individuals. We're urging them to use as plain language as possible.
That being said, consent is a huge concern. We think that Bill S-4 is a step in the right direction with the clarification to the definition found in it. But as I indicated before, we're consulting stakeholders on what our priorities should be for the next several years on how best to improve the situation for individuals. The consent that they provide will almost certainly be among our priorities.