Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, each of our witnesses, for being here today.
My time is short, so I'm going to move fairly quickly through these questions.
Mr. Butt, both you and Mr. Gilhooly have, I think, effectively made the case about the so-called indemnity provision. I just wanted to see if I can get you to clarify that. We're talking about proposed subsection 487.0195(2) of the bill.
A lot of people say this opens up new law, or this creates new law, and it gives the ISPs the opportunity to provide much more information than they have in the past and to escape any civil or criminal liability for doing so. Do you think that provision changes the law at all from the current standard, including the case law?