We made the point in the last meeting we had that just because personal information doesn't all qualify as sensitive information doesn't mean that it isn't still protected and held to a very high standard. The CPPA is designed to do that. Obviously that part of the bill hasn't been contemplated by the committee yet, because it comes later. We're still on the definitions. We haven't gone into that, so it may not be as present in people's minds, but I think your point is well taken, Mr. Schaan, that the accountability principle is already baked into this bill.
Is financial information transfer already overseen by the Privacy Commissioner as well? Are there ways in which the Privacy Commissioner already has a role to play in overseeing that?