Information & Ethics committee  We have an ongoing dialogue with the Federal Trade Commission in the U.S. Under the PIPEDA review we've asked for an extension of our ability to share information with other data protection authorities to deal with the problem you've identified here. So we need to be able to shar

Information & Ethics committee  That's correct.

Information & Ethics committee  It's a very good question, and my answer is yes indeed. You'll see that all of the provinces signed on to our “captured on camera” fact sheet. So it was issued by our office, the Quebec commissioner, the B.C. commissioner, and the Alberta commissioner. We have a memorandum of u

Information & Ethics committee  We've had fewer than a dozen inquiries.

Information & Ethics committee  We have had the one complaint I referred to, earlier this spring, which was resolved. It was a complaint about an individual who felt his image had been captured.

Information & Ethics committee  I went through that. But since the launch of Facebook, we've had inquiries about how to get—

Information & Ethics committee  I'm sorry; Google Street View. Since Google Street View went live on October 7, we've had calls from individuals who've asked how to get their image off Street View.

Information & Ethics committee  We have sent them to the company, and none of them has come back to us as a full-scale complaint.

Information & Ethics committee  That's correct.

Information & Ethics committee  I don't really want to speculate. Nobody has complained to date. Canadians obviously enjoy the service. But I expect we will receive a complaint. I think there's a lot of dialogue out there, and we could receive a complaint from an advocacy group. There are people who are conce

Information & Ethics committee  I don't.

Information & Ethics committee  I think there are nine Canadian cities, and I think 14 countries.

Information & Ethics committee  It is since October 7.

Information & Ethics committee  No, I think they could do a better job in the blurring technology. We were told by Google that their blurring technology was 98% effective; that was before the images went live. But we've seen for ourselves that there are many instances in which individual faces are not blurred.

Information & Ethics committee  I am satisfied with the one-year timeframe. I think it's a reasonable retention period.