Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Ahmed, I would like to start with you.
In our previous panel, we had witnesses who both said that we can't rely on social media platforms to do the heavy lifting on their own, but also that deplatforming has consequences, in that some of these actors, by deplatforming them, could spread onto other platforms that are not as carefully regulated. There has been an explosion in alternative social media platforms for that very reason.
I guess this is the struggle we have as policy-makers, because it can be like playing the game Whac-a-Mole. You try to knock someone off of one platform and they pop up on another one.
In your organization's experience, how do you approach that problem, and do you have any recommendations for our committee?