For the purposes of our considerations, much of what we'll likely offer as responses to questions over the course of the consideration of this bill is about the interpretability of its implementation, which is to say that we are deeply motivated by ensuring that this bill can be understood by corporations of all sizes that use personal information in the Canadian context so they can be held accountable and live up to it.
From our perspective, our considerations and comments were in relation to the fact that for the purposes of the implementer, the corporation—which needs to make a determination about the use of personal information and is not necessarily afforded the efforts of a family court or has not sat and presided over a significant number of cases where this is their bread and butter—being clear about the stronger protection required for minors' information is what we saw as pivotal to relay, hence our comments and considerations.