I want to be clear that nobody here is saying let's give children unfettered access to porn, so let that not be the message you're hearing.
What I am trying to do is to make sure that whatever we do does not end up being challenged successfully in the courts.
For example, you've talked a little bit about the U.S. In the U.K., there has been a series of challenges and other jurisdictions have seen challenges around this. In Canada, we have an ongoing debate in respect of people's privacy.
How do we ensure that members of the LGBTQ2S+ community in particular, and others, do not find themselves on the wrong end of the long arm of the law? To be clear, this is not about saying let us give unfettered access to pornography to children. Let that not be the takeaway.
My question is, how do we handle this in a way that protects young people, that provides people the assurance that what is being done here falls within the grounds of Canada's privacy laws, and that we're doing this in a manner that is consistent with the law?