One of the concerns is the definition of a public place, and whether the Internet would be encompassed as a public place, as a place where youth are likely to be. It's a public domain. It's online communication. It's a wild, vast universe out there. Arguably it could be interpreted as being a place where young people are anticipated to be and therefore would be barred as a method of advertisement.
From the reading I have done, I understand there are real limitations on advertising, and the advertising under this legislation is going to be of somewhat limited utility because there are real restrictions on where the advertising can take place. In terms of screening—and I'll let the other panellists address the issue of safety—one of the concerns that arises out of the inability to advertise is the inability to screen, which is directly related to section 7 concerns in relation to security of the person.