To build on an earlier point I was making, because this is being inserted into the CPPA to inform the interpretation of the CPPA, one area of concern is that it does then reference content related to the artificial intelligence and data act, particularly that it speaks to a particular aspect of technology above others that we think may potentially cause interpretative challenges.
The CPC-1 amendment states:
Whereas Parliament recognizes that artificial intelligence systems and other emerging technologies should uphold Canadian norms and values in line with the principles of international human rights law....
Our thought is that this clause may actually suggest the preamble is straying into territory to inform artificial intelligence regulation as opposed to privacy regulation.