I'm wondering whether, once again, we could have.... I'm not sure why, but right now the bill is worded “with or without conditions”. In other words, there may be times when conditions are required; there may be times when conditions are not required.
I'm not too sure exactly what this particular amendment is doing. It's “with justifiable conditions”. It's eliminating the “no condition” situation—that's the way I would read it—and is inserting a word, “justifiable”. But I don't understand the problem with the wording “with or without conditions”. That covers the full spectrum. Why we would constrain that and offer only one imposed solution, which is that you must have “justifiable conditions”, I don't quite understand.