Information & Ethics committee  The vendor holds that information, yes.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes.

Information & Ethics committee  Let's be clear: We don't necessarily have those individuals' names, so I'm not saying that.

Information & Ethics committee  We have aggregate data from the results of the phone calls.

Information & Ethics committee  We may. It's aggregated data.

Information & Ethics committee  We've indicated that Ontario Proud doesn't deliver commercial electronic messages, so it wouldn't fall under CASL in terms of the work that we have done previously.

Information & Ethics committee  No, I'm saying that provincial privacy legislation applies to Ontario Proud. We've done our very best to comply with those legal requirements.

Information & Ethics committee  Are you talking simply about email addresses, individuals who—

Information & Ethics committee  Well, you've listed the numbers, Mr. Erskine-Smith. So the individuals who—

Information & Ethics committee  Yes, I'd be happy to.... There are approximately 100,000 email subscribers. Those are individuals who have consented to providing us with their email addresses so they could—

Information & Ethics committee  It's approximately 100,000, yes.

Information & Ethics committee  Sorry...?

Information & Ethics committee  No, I said it's approximately 100,000, so there may be more than that now. Whatever's on the Twitter account currently, in the biography, is accurate.

Information & Ethics committee  There are approximately 7,000 or 8,000 followers on Instagram, and approximately 425,000 Facebook followers as well.

Information & Ethics committee  To the extent that someone “liking” a page constitutes holding their personal information, you could make that argument.