I'll tell you what I think, and perhaps Mr. Schaan can provide more of a technical explanation.
The purpose of the bill is to establish an array of new requirements and mechanisms in relation to how data is used. The idea is to create an environment where companies have to adhere to much stricter rules around how they use data, including information relating to children.
The economy and how it functions also come into play. The goal is to create an environment where people can quickly access justice or answers when they run into problems or have questions. The reason for creating a tribunal—a fairly common tool in other fields—was to make sure that a group of people was available to deal with questions and concerns regarding companies' compliance with the legislation on a fairly quick basis.
Those wanting to challenge the tribunal's decision have the option of bringing the matter before the courts. The tribunal, for its part, is a way for people to get answers quickly. It's meant to give everyone assurance that a body is in place to examine all the facts and circumstances, and make a decision. I don't know whether that's a clear explanation, but that's the purpose of the bill.