Yes. It has to be a broad and workable definition of information. There has to be a range of protected channels to ensure that there are alternatives where any are blocked. The reverse burden of proof absolutely has to happen, because that is the only element that really ensures that you are levelling the playing field. Another element is access to independent due process, and the Canadian law is the only one I'm aware of in the world that has ever had this gatekeeping rule. The last element is protection against a range of retaliation measures, not just the ones we see in a dismissal.
I would just like to point out that the EU directive is shifting that, and 27 member states are going to have to follow this and are implementing laws now. Canada has an opportunity now to make a real difference, not only bringing itself back up to speed with what's happening internationally, but perhaps taking it forward.
Thank you very much.