It's the role of government to create conditions to protect citizens. Our government takes that very seriously. Not only did we put forward a digital charter that engaged Canadians, this charter is not something that was done in the last few weeks or few months. We've been engaging Canadians over the past year. We've done thorough consultations with academics, experts and businesses.
The idea is that these principles we put forward should also be put into action. We proposed changes to our privacy legislation, PIPEDA, to demonstrate this charter in action. The fundamental goal is to build trust in this digital economy. Survey after survey indicate people have less trust when it comes to their personal data and privacy online. I think it's the role of government to really step up and create conditions that help rebuild some of the trust that's been eroding with a lot of the platforms and with digital technology.