Information & Ethics committee  Okay, thank you. In terms of the future for us, we potentially have a second referendum coming up soon. We may have another vote. We may even have a general election very shortly. Are there any recommendations you would make, in terms of foreign interference through money to t

Information & Ethics committee  Are there any jurisdictions that you would identify currently as having really good electoral laws that are fit for purpose, bearing in mind what we've all been talking about today around digital interference? Is there a country that you would hold up as a really good model?

Information & Ethics committee  Perhaps I could ask Mr. Cannataci the same question. Is there a jurisdiction you're aware of that you think we could all look to for best practice on electoral law encompassing the digital age?

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you.

Information & Ethics committee  That's good.

Information & Ethics committee  However, you're not taking any steps at the moment to prepare yourself for cases.

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Potts and Mr. Chan, I want to say thank you for coming today, but my colleagues and I from the U.K. Parliament wanted to ask Mark Zuckerberg our questions. He wouldn't come to answer our questions in London at our Parliament, so we have come across the

Information & Ethics committee  My question is to Roger McNamee. What do you think Mark Zuckerberg is more frightened about—privacy regulation or antitrust action?