Industry committee  Are you referring to the committee's report?

Industry committee  Yes, we have.

Industry committee  I'm glad you added the last part. I would be pleased to undertake a response to describe various measures, as we've tried to do today, that the CRTC has taken that are responsive in some way to the recommendations of the committee. I'd be pleased to do that. You'll understand th

Industry committee  —I'd be happy to provide you with a summary of the things we've done that we believe are responsive to issues raised in the report germane to our jurisdiction.

Industry committee  Without being immodest, I'd hope that the reason we develop those relationships and partner with those agencies is to learn from them, and hopefully they can learn from us. I think we've been doing that. I'll be honest. I would say that perhaps the most aggressive and advanced p

Industry committee  We'd be able to give some numbers in the aggregate but not broken down, for the very reason that we don't want bad actors and nefarious players to be able to use disaggregated information to figure out who best to target. To the extent we release that information, we do it on an

Industry committee  I would have to check. I don't think we would disclose that type of disaggregated information.

Industry committee  What I will undertake to do is to look at the numbers we have on an aggregated basis and provide the committee with everything we can, if that would be helpful.

Industry committee  If you're going to ask me to speak to the issue of quantum physics, I think I'm going to duck, and I'm not even sure I could hand that off. I don't even think I can call a friend. If I can try this, when we approved the trial for Bell and ultimately approved a service, the bigge

Industry committee  First of all, I wouldn't point to one particular country or another. There are many countries. The majority of telemarketing generally between Canada and the United States is across borders, not from abroad. I want to be clear: We're talking about co-operating—

Industry committee  I understand. I'm just always hesitant to say that there are calls coming from a particular part of the world. They come from a lot of parts. Nefarious actors can be located anywhere and use technology from anywhere, but you're quite right: There are examples there and elsewhere.

Industry committee  The short answer to that—it's a bit unfair—would be no. As Mr. Harroun explained before—or it may have been my other colleague, pardon me—we're not a law enforcement agency in that sense. We're not enforcing criminal law. We have to hand off those things where we identify them.

Industry committee  Thank you for the question. I didn't bring statistics with me today, but the short answer is that the industry has taken numerous steps, and the results have been very encouraging. The numbers of SIM-swapping activities have drastically declined. I don't know, Steven, if you h

Industry committee  Perhaps I can very briefly add something, Mr. Chairman. Your point is well taken, and I think we can do better. We do things on public radio and so on, but you're right, and I'm taking note that using conventional media and using other vehicles to get those same messages out is

Industry committee  First, I want to reiterate that, as I believe you are the second member to make this point, this isn't just about nuisance, and you're absolutely right that this is very serious. The numbers the member quoted, in terms of potential amounts associated with fraud, are huge, and the