When we talked about the digital chapter, I think you highlighted something that Ms. Rempel Garner had highlighted as well, namely, the concerns about data localization rules.
When I read article 19.12, I think it would have been preferable if it mirrored article 19.11, which at least allows us to limit cross-border data flows where it's in the public interest to do so. We don't see any exception or limitation on the restrictions on data localization.
When we look at the cross-border transfer of information by electronic means, is it any comfort at all that we can restrict cross-border data flows in the public interest, especially in reference to article 19.8, which deals with privacy protections?