Environment committee  I have “This Act may be cited as the Phthalate Control Act”, which is the same as we had listed originally.

Environment committee  Then I'll withdraw and you can call the question, “Shall it stand?”

Environment committee  We're almost there. The long title that we proposed originally is to “prohibit” the use of BBP, DBP, and DEHP. We were proposing, instead of “prohibit”, “respecting”, and the bill then guides how to manage those phthalates. So we're “respecting” as opposed to “prohibiting”. We think that's a little bit more accurate wording, so that's what we're proposing.

Environment committee  I so move.

Environment committee  You certainly did, Chair.

Environment committee  I think we've moved a long way toward consensus. This is in there, I believe, in discussions with Mr. Cullen. If he supports having this removed, I'd like to hear that; otherwise, it's to provide guidelines for the use of phthalates.

Environment committee  I so move.

Environment committee  That's correct.

Environment committee  Okay. And through you, Chair, to Mr. Bigras, did he suggest an amendment to deal with the hospitals?

Environment committee  At this point I would like to leave it in, then, because I think it's a very important part of the consultation process.

Environment committee  We're keeping it in.

Environment committee  I will move it, but we can't accept friendly amendments. Is that correct?

Environment committee  Under paragraph 6(c), Mr. Cullen had suggested--

Environment committee  Okay, so I will move it with the change under paragraph 6(c), so it will read: within 24 months after the coming into force of this Act, the government requires the labelling of I think that's what Mr. Cullen was hoping for. Is that correct?

Environment committee  That's correct. Instead of the government, it would be the Minister of Health.