Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll be brief.
Mr. Kolga, Mr. Shull, you are basically saying the same thing. You conclude that we have to work with our allies, determine who they are and support genuine journalists. We need to ban fake media, if I can put it that way, or influencers, from social networks. There are a lot of suggestions like that.
I think it is important to provide training in schools. However, we have a problem here because training and education are a provincial responsibility, not a federal one. That's a hurdle to be overcome. There would be administrative hoops to jump through, but nothing insurmountable.
Something has been bothering me for a while. I would like to put a question to Mr. Shull, who works as general counsel.
How can we do all of this effectively while protecting freedom of expression, which is an important pillar of our society? In my opinion, there's a problem there, or at least a hurdle.
Maybe we'll start with Mr. Kolga and then go to Mr. Shull.