I guess I would start with wondering whether you think that we should have a world without Facebook, ChatGPT and things like that.
In my view, this legislation takes what we have existing in PIPEDA and largely, as I said, turns it up to 11, so it puts a greater requirement of diligence on the part of organizations in order to, for example, justify their decision-making, document risks and do those sorts of things, and then it has those substantial penalties.
Had this been implemented 10 years ago, I'm not sure that the universe would be all that different, because I think it's still based on the 10 principles from the Canadian Standards Association's code for the protection of personal information, which are very Canadian principles with respect to privacy.
I am very curious to hear from Mr. Therrien in terms of how he thinks it would have been different had he entered office with the CPPA at his disposal.