Sure. I'll speak to the intent of it.
First of all, in terms of the proposed CSE act, it was drafted to take into account the fact that we're in a 2018 world as opposed to 2001, and technology has rapidly evolved. To the point around nimbleness, the definitions did make sure that they can accommodate for changes in technology. The idea here is to allow flexibility for definitions to be adapted to reflect technological change. It's—again, I hate to use the word—a hedge, if you will, for where perhaps technology and the definitions are not lining up to allow some mechanism for that to happen. It's not meant to evade privacy responsibilities, accountabilities, or requirements under the Privacy Act or the CSE act. It is solely for the definitional nimbleness.