I will move on then to Mr. Lawford.
One thing that's come up recently about the issues.... I've spoken a lot about the issues of proposed sections 12, 15 and 18, which you outlined. Proposed section 15 outlines plain language in consent, which obviously is not something we get a lot of when we do that.
I'm reading the latest terms and conditions from Zoom, which were released in the summer. It reached the news that Zoom was actually taking the right to transcribe and own everything that is said.
The thing that really bothers me is 15.2 of their terms and conditions, which is in almost every organization. It says, “You agree that Zoom may modify, delete, and make additions to its guides, statements, policies, and notices, with or without notice to you, and for similar guides, statements, policies, and notices applicable to your use of the Services by posting an updated version on the...webpage.” They don't actually come out and say that, if they're changing the terms, they'll just post it somewhere on a mysterious web page and assume that you've consented to the fact that they're now going to transcribe and own everything you say on Zoom.
I'll leave proposed section 18 because that's a different discussion, but what can be done in proposed section 15 to fix that so that companies don't have the right to do whatever they want to the terms and conditions without an individual's knowledge?