It's a bit tricky. We done a 90-page report that's filled with all of our recommendations, but I can give the favour of a couple. One of the other things we've recommended is that either through the CRTC or through a similar kind of online consumer protection agency, the federal government could take a stronger role in regulating these kinds of social media platforms that are operating in Canada, and particularly regulating them with an eye to standardizing protocol regarding response, when someone complains about other online behaviour. Right now we hear from women that responses are hit and miss and that they are very sporadic, so we really need some baseline standards that operators in Canada need to adhere to. In particular, I think that would likely be more feasible with the bigger operators. I think it would be more difficult with the smaller up-and-coming operators. I think that at the end of the day, it's very appropriate for the federal government, given its jurisdiction, to deal with regulating in some way these kinds of service providers.
On October 5th, 2016. See this statement in context.