My understanding would be that, again, there are a variety of systems in place to protect an individual's privacy—a token-based system whereby that entity validates that you are 18, and then the technology when you go to access a pornographic website, or something like that. There's no identifying information in the token that you use, for example, with other technologies around facial scanning or whatnot in an environment where there's no personal information that is being held.
Again, the objective would be to make sure that that infrastructure is in place, but again, what we are seeing internationally is that jurisdictions are still working through this. It's been years, and there's not consensus yet on the accuracy and privacy ensuring nature of these. In this context, we have a one-year implementation timeline where the minister would have to choose an entity; that entity would then have to do the appropriate consultations and put in place the framework.
Otherwise, every service that is in violation of this bill is theoretically subject to committing an offence and, therefore, subject to potential website blocking.