Thank you very much. It's a great pleasure for KINSA to be asked to present.
Just briefly, KINSA, the Kids' Internet Safety Alliance, is a Canadian not-for-profit with a global footprint whose mission is to save and protect children everywhere around the world from Internet-based child exploitation.
My background is as counsel to KINSA. Before that I was a founding board member who served on the board for a number of years. In my non-volunteer life, I'm a criminal lawyer, and have been for 25 years. Right about now, I'm at the point where I've spent about half the time prosecuting and half on the defence side, so I've been on both sides. I'm currently in private practice.
A significant component of my practice is representing victims of crime when they require independent counsel to advance their interests in criminal prosecutions. A third aspect of my practice, and it's a three-cornered practice, is representing police officers in all manner of professional discipline and review and policing issues that arise. So I like to say I've touched all the bases in the criminal justice system in my 25 years. Coincidentally, this past year I've also just reached 25 cases that I've litigated in the Supreme Court of Canada. Unfortunately, on the last one I got my butt kicked—