At the international level, a number of approaches establish rights and responsibilities with regard to children's personal information. For example, the children's code in England sets the age of majority at 18. The Canadian bill is perfectly compatible with this approach.
We must acknowledge that, for the purposes of this bill, age matters because any information concerning children or minors is sensitive.
Compatibility won't really be an issue. The organizations in Canada will comply with the provisions set out in Bill C‑27, which recognizes the sensitive nature of children's information. Since Canada sets a high standard, this lays a good foundation for complying with all the other legislative approaches in different countries. If the provisions set out in Bill C‑27 are adhered to in Canada, the organizations can comply with the legislation in effect in England, and maybe even in the European Union.