Intellectual property considerations come up quite often in competition law, and we have published detailed guidelines on the issue, the intellectual property enforcement guidelines, with numerous examples.
I can't really comment on section 32 itself, but I would note recent examples of action we've taken on IP issues that have come up in our litigation against the Toronto Real Estate Board. Oftentimes we see similar issues of a company not sharing data and claiming to have intellectual property or an IP right to that data. Whether or not that is exclusionary depends on the facts and circumstances of a given matter, but our Competition Tribunal has opined on these issues, which really informs the enforcement approach we've tried to clarify through our guidelines.