Okay. I accept your definition, Mr. Lefebvre. Signal stands out because of the secrecy around its metadata.
Unless I'm mistaken, messages are encrypted most of the time, and the government made clear that it didn't want any information in the messages. We are talking about dates, locations and other such data. That isn't encrypted information. The government isn't on a mission to decrypt people's communications.
Mr. Dufresne, you say that the government is there to go after the bad guys. We aren't there to look at information about people's health. We aren't there for that.
Given that we and our colleagues opposite didn't see your report, can you tell us your main recommendation to ensure that the legislation captures only information relating to criminal activity?