Information & Ethics committee  To the first question, I am reasonably confident there's no advertising on our take-down page. We can confirm that. To the second question, it comes back to Google's respect for privacy. We have many examples where we have leading-edge privacy, such as in Google Latitude, which

Information & Ethics committee  We intend to meet our obligations and all the legal requirements before we launch the project. We're here today to gather concerns. In addition to some of the things I've mentioned already, we have generated an incredible amount of national press. It's probably the most publiciz

Information & Ethics committee  I'd have to check and get back to you.

Information & Ethics committee  I just want to remind the committee, I'm not a lawyer. I can't speak specifically to the laws in question. I can talk more about how we plan on using the product and Google's view on our consumer relationship. Google believes very strongly in transparency and user choice, and I

Information & Ethics committee  I think that's exactly what I said we were going to do. We will share this timeframe with the committee when we can appropriately articulate what it is, based on our technical needs balanced out with privacy interests. We'll share that with the committee as soon as we have a reas

Information & Ethics committee  Google doesn't sell personal information.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes, but if the data were stored in Canada, it could also be seized. I think it's under the mutual legal assistance treaty with the U.S. So there's no difference. I think it's immaterial where the data is stored. It's a fact of the digital economy that as the economy grows and t

Information & Ethics committee  Clearly, I haven't done a very good job of answering this question. There are non-blurred images that have been taken. When the photographs are originally taken they are non-blurred. There is a blurring process that Google does to blur those photos. Any images that are non-blurre

Information & Ethics committee  Sorry, I missed the first question. Would you mind repeating it? You were following on Mr. Siksay's question, but I didn't catch what you wanted.

Information & Ethics committee  I don't know the nature of the complaint, but what it speaks to is our willingness and Google's willingness to re-drive an entire nation if we feel the complaints are founded or if we're in agreement that they are justifiable complaints. And I might add that we're re-driving all

Information & Ethics committee  In Japan, no, I don't know. We can get it for you. I don't know the nature of the complaint in Japan.

Information & Ethics committee  As much as I can, I'll try to find out and get you the nature of that complaint.

Information & Ethics committee  We're a significant, large organization. We get complaints regularly about any number of different things. I'm sure we've had complaints on our site and to our organization about Street View. However, I'm not familiar. There have certainly not been a significant number of them, b

Information & Ethics committee  Right. I'm just trying to clarify. We haven't launched the product here, so there aren't images for anybody to take down.

Information & Ethics committee  Are you talking about in other countries?