Thank you.
Erik from Apple Inc., welcome to public safety and national security.
I see a comment, which was made by the Apple company, in The Globe and Mail that this legislation could allow the Canadian government “to force companies to break encryption by inserting back doors into their products—something Apple will never do.”
For the record, Conservatives oppose the breaking of encryption. However, I'd like you to follow up on this comment by Apple that breaking encryption by inserting back doors into your products is something you would never do. Let's say that this legislation passes in its current form and the Liberals get their way. What happens then?