Which of the following is NOT a goal of PIPEDA?

The correct response identifies that limiting personal information sharing specifically to Canadian citizens is not a goal of PIPEDA. PIPEDA, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, is primarily designed to establish ground rules for how businesses must handle personal data in the course of commercial activities. Its goals include fostering trust in digital transactions, ensuring a consistent regulatory framework for businesses operating across Canada, and promoting electronic commerce, all of which facilitate the responsible handling of personal information without unjustified restrictions based on citizenship.

PIPEDA actually encompasses the protection of personal information of any individuals in the context of commercial activities in Canada, irrespective of their citizenship. Therefore, the act's focus is broader, aiming to protect personal information in a way that aligns with international standards and supports cross-border trade and electronic commerce.