And can you tell me a little bit about the importance of that conversation?

It is definitely super important because we need to think about the future already.

We have regulations that are way too old and haven't catched up to the technology.

And just like the playgrounds in real life, the online space and the Internet is becoming a new playground for children.

And there is a lot of new developing technology that is happening so fast, faster than we can catch up to.

So we need to make sure that the regulation is future proof and will also ensure that there is no AI or CSAM related to that.

And whatever the future brings, honestly, as well, who knows whatever ways offenders and perpetrators find to abuse children.

Mr. Aparo, what would you say to policymakers ahead of next week's decision?