Information & Ethics committee  The NationBuilder database would be cross-referenced with some of the Facebook information that you describe. A lot of that was started with soliciting email addresses from individuals, so that goes directly into NationBuilder, as you can appreciate—

Information & Ethics committee  No. It was aggregated data that we received from the vendor, so that specific data I don't think would be of any utility to, and it isn't—

Information & Ethics committee  We get the results from the vendor. If you can understand what we were doing.... It was categorized by area code. We saw what the results were—

Information & Ethics committee  That's correct. Then the vendor would follow up with phone calls to encourage participation.

Information & Ethics committee  The aggregated data was provided to us, yes.

Information & Ethics committee  A lot of it was just “Press one”, “Press two” or “Press three”.

Information & Ethics committee  Yes. That was—

Information & Ethics committee  That was aggregated, and the vendor provided it to us in aggregate form. In terms of its interplay with NationBuilder, I can't speak to the specifics of that.

Information & Ethics committee  I don't have the figures in front of me right now.

Information & Ethics committee  Again, to the extent that we're required to comply with the legislation—

Information & Ethics committee  I take a great interest in the work of third parties, since I participate in one, but I certainly didn't know the extent to which foreign actors were funding third party campaigns or campaigns against Canadian parliamentarians running for office or offering for the first time. Th

Information & Ethics committee  Yes. I mean, there are different models. We did notice that certain parties and certain candidates were getting support from individuals, be they Canadian third parties, foreign-funded third parties or what have you, but there was a void for what we saw as our message. There was

Information & Ethics committee  We do run a lot of content that relates to federal politics. As I indicated in our opening remarks, Mr. Kent, we do intend to register as a national third party organization, when required to do so, for the upcoming national election.

Information & Ethics committee  We're still determining internally what the most appropriate structure is. We expect it will be a separate entity that we'll then register. That entity will be the one ultimately running third party political ads for the upcoming election. That's not something we've made a final

Information & Ethics committee  Yes. If this committee has any concerns—and I know it does with respect to data breaches and privacy—we're certainly open to being regulated by privacy legislation—