I think you've all said you agree that things are too rushed. We've barely had time to absorb pieces of this bill, let alone all of it. I have significant concerns about that, and I've said that many times. Rushing a bill is not doing it justice and could cause a great deal of harm.
Mr. Surgenor, you talked about metadata being “information about information” that is preserved for review. I appreciate that because I don't know if Canadians really understand what metadata is. Can you clarify what it is—information about information—and why storing metadata could be harmful if it's for every Canadian?
