SCC is not a regulatory authority. We encourage organizations to develop standards when there's a need. I can recall some examples, with smart meters, for example, where smart meters were installed but there was no certification program in place to ensure the safety of these devices.
Sometimes industry or regulators will deploy new technologies and will only think about the ramifications when these things are installed. We encourage organizations to actually look at standards to do this. Now in Canada there is a standard being developed regarding the certification of smart meters. I think that when the market and the regulators see a need, then the standards system can support them in order to do that.