Thank you.
You also had an exchange with Mr. Caputo on clause 11, where I know you had recommended some additional criteria. My question is really on subclause 11(2), on the wording before we get to the list. I asked the senator about this as well.
It just says, “Before prescribing an age-verification method under subsection (1), the Governor in Council must consider whether the method”. Are you satisfied with language that says “must consider”, or would you prefer language that forces the Governor in Council to actually follow these? For me personally, when I look at that, I think that gives the government a little bit of a way out: Oh, we addressed three out of five. We did consider everything.
What if the Governor in Council were forced to verify that it is reliable, that it maintains privacy and that it collects and uses personal information solely for age verification purposes? Do you have an opinion on that?