Thank you, Mr. Chair.
We seem to be having a ground-level discussion in a tug of war between privacy and the public good. I think we can all come to an agreement that there is a value to privacy and a value to being able to protect voluntary decisions versus involuntary decisions.
I'd like to ask the Privacy Commissioner, are there any specific amendments that you would suggest for Bill C-42 that are within the Canadian purview? We've noted that there are things that are in our control and there are things that are not in our control. The sovereign right of the U.S. to maintain integrity of its own airspace is not in our control.
One, for example, would be on the issue of passenger notification. I think we currently use the U.S. law. It's U.S. rules that would enable or require Canadian passengers to be notified that their information is being shared with the U.S. government. Should there be an amendment, or should there be consideration of having Bill C-42 amended to include a requirement that the Canadian airlines share this information with their passengers, or is that already available in some other context?