Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'll turn to Mr. Scott again.
I wanted to look at how we assign responsibility for where we're at. I mean, in my opening exchange with you, I talked about how we have a handful of billionaires who control and wield so much power and influence over the public discourse through their platforms. We're certainly looking forward to hearing from a few of those representatives.
As you know, for the influencers themselves, these are not regular everyday folks. They are multi-millionaires in some cases. They make a lot of money doing what they do.
Do you think the influencers themselves need to be assigned some responsibility for this? Or can they remain wilfully ignorant of where they're receiving their money from? Do we need to target the social media platforms? One of my NDP colleagues has an idea for legislation that tries to enforce algorithmic transparency. Do we need to look at large corporate sponsors whose ads run on these platforms and are being funnelled towards eyeballs, depending on how extreme the content is, or is it a mix of all three?
I would love to hear your feedback on that.