I may have overstepped. The point is that the central thrust of it, the opt-in requirement, I see as bad. However, having strong unsubscribe mechanisms—and they're there in CASL—makes a lot of sense. Any reasonable anti-spam law is going to have those, so I wouldn't want you to think that I think those are not necessary and good things.
Yes, the definition of a CEM needs to be clarified. My own view is that it's hard to craft, but it should be restricted to the bulk type of emails and not the one-off type of emails. I don't think our enforcers are that concerned if I send one email to someone or if anyone does. It's just not what the law is about—