I appreciate that. I don't have much time. I apologize.
Clause 23 of the proposed CSE act, under part 3 of Bill C-59 says that activities can't be carried out against Canadians. Subclause 24(1) says that “Despite subsections 23(1) and (2)”—which is the prohibition—“the Establishment may carry out any of the following activities in furtherance of its mandate...”. Then it talks about ensuring the protection of information on these networks.
Social media is part of these networks, and that information is at risk. You have been tasked by a minister to ensure that this information is safe, and you're exempt from the prohibitions on collecting Canadians' information as part of that research.
How can we be assured that Canadians' information will not be collected incidentally, as the possibility of the incidental collection of that information is specifically outlined in the bill?