I'm asking all these questions because you might recall with Bill C-27, it was such a gong show. The now finance minister had to come back to the committee multiple times with new versions of the legislation before it had even been tabled in Parliament. It was all on fundamental questions related to consultation: What is acceptable risk? How do you balance human rights versus commercial interest? What type of independent oversight—civil society or Parliament—would there be over AI? How do we define risk appropriately in the legislative framework in this new and emerging field?
Do you have any comments on that?
