First of all, on your question, I think it's a very important question because one of the things I learned when I was in law school was that the law has difficulty keeping up with the logarithmic growth of new technology. That's why we think a parliamentary study specifically on the question of regulating social media companies should be initiated. That could explore these kinds of questions: How do we deal with ISPs? How do we deal with local content? How do we deal with transnational issues?
These are very complicated questions where we need the best minds in Canada to be getting together and thinking about these questions in a very specific way so that we're not curtailing the rights and freedoms of Canadians who use social media companies. We know that the vast majority of Canadians, especially young Canadians, are on social media companies. That's why it's very important that, when we think of bringing in regulatory changes, it's dealt with appropriately.
If you'd like, I can expand on the section 13 question or we can pass it along.