Thank you, Chair.
This is perhaps for our representative from the Department of Justice, but in the charter compliance statement, there is mention about the expectation of privacy when it comes to publicly available information, which would be considered low for that type of information.
How is that concept changed in law in terms of the expectation that people have? I say that as someone who's not a lawyer. In other words, going back to that example, I think very few people are really aware of information that could be purchased legally, for example, that could technically fall under that definition. Is the expectation of privacy and the reasonable expectation of privacy changed in the advent of the use of things such as social media, where we can arguably state that there's a lack of knowledge on that front?