Does Canadian law require identification for using public WiFi? If not, then "specified person" can simply hop on the bus or subway, connect to WiFi and do illegal things all day long. Just trying to help.
It's a dumb bill but it's pretty clear from reading the act that "person" is mostly meant to refer to a legal person, i.e. a corporation (though it can apply to natural persons too). It's basically financial sanctions but for internet access.
