We've moved forward in terms of information on the cloud, for instance, at the OPC. We are looking at technologies generally to see which ones could be used and how to use them. In terms of our strategic priority, we talked about staying ahead of technology in terms of legal compliance. What that means is that we have a role as a regulator to provide guidance and make decisions in terms of complaints on new technologies, including artificial intelligence.
However, also as an institution, we have a responsibility to be as efficient as possible. If there's technology that can help us do that work better, we have to consider that, but we have to consider that in a way that is protective of privacy, that can serve as an example that says if you're going to use this technology, here's the type of due diligence that you need to do before you use it. One of the messages we've been giving to government departments is that before they use new tools from a private sector organization, they should make sure they do that due diligence, that they have the privacy impact assessment and that they're satisfied that this technology is protective of the privacy of Canadians.