Thank you for the question.
Yes, I think I remember your bill and when you tabled it. There are many elements that are complementary to the conversation we've been having, up until this crisis, around reforming Canada's data protection laws.
I want to underline that there's certainly a conversation that we had around PIPEDA, but also around the Privacy Act, especially in the context of the conversation we're having today in regard to modernizing and recognizing, as many of witnesses have reinforced, the need for explicit consent from users, and then, in defined circumstances, for the use and then withdrawal of data that has been shared. So I think my answer to you is yes, and I think we've seen some of those paths begin.
On my answer to your second question, as we can see from the Competition Bureau's decision, there are specific roles, responsibilities and penalties that already exist within our system. You hinted in your question they may not work at the speed and the breadth that some of us may want. Google certainly is working globally around levelling the playing field on data protection, as well as consumer protection, and we're a participant in those conversations. There's certainly space to grow in Canada.