Clause 15 proposes restricting the authority of inspectors to go onto private property. My understanding is that what we're dealing with now is the current inspection regime under CEPA and how wide-ranging the inspection authority is of the inspector in terms of private property. The clause book tells us that this amendment would have the effect of restricting the ability of the inspector to go onto somebody else's property. This would have narrower authority than is currently the case under CEPA.
The question I was asking is this. Has something happened, using CEPA, where we've had bad cases, where inspectors have gone ballistic and done God knows what? Why are we doing this? Why would we want to restrict their ability when we want to be able to give them appropriate authority without violating human rights unduly?