For the international examples, I have to mirror what Ms. Laidlaw said. I think it is the DSA first and then looking at what some of what our Commonwealth peers have done in Australia and the U.K.
From the perspective of partisanship, in the U.K., it was a Conservative government that moved through a bill that had some of the same parameters as Canada's bill. I would encourage everyone to remember that.
If we were simply stacking Bill C-412 with no changes onto Bill C-63 with no changes—every part, with parts 2 and 3 included against each other—in that contest, OpenMedia would prefer Bill C-412. The exciting opportunity you have here, given that we're looking at just parts 1 and 4 potentially, is to strengthen and pass a version of Bill C-63, which, I think, of the Canadian examples, provides the best overall protection.