Obviously, I haven't seen this yet. This would have come out at 11 o'clock while we're sitting here, right? I was paying attention to you.
My question is, what was the evidentiary basis for making that finding? Certainly, in a proportionality analysis, you would look at what the public benefit is. You would assess what the efficacy of the law has been versus the costs to business. I think those are very difficult questions to answer. I don't know what evidence was produced before the commissioner, for example, to assess the impact on businesses or even to draw a causal link between CASL and a perceived reduction in spam.
As we've heard from a number of people, a number of things are going on, including much more sophisticated filters and an overall drop in commercial email traffic that have affected the amount of spam. It's very difficult to draw those causal links.
I expect that we haven't heard the last of it.