Sure.
On the specific issue of section 107, as I noted earlier, we believe that any mediator should be independent and bring expert advice to the table—somebody who has that skill.
We called for an independent public interest panel that would determine whether there is an economic emergency, with a roster of things that need to be hit in order to make that recommendation to say, “Yes, this particular labour dispute hits that note. It's not just an inconvenience. It actually hits a note of a national emergency.” Then, the minister could take that recommendation from an expert panel back to Parliament, with a recommendation to say either, “We need to table back-to-work legislation” or “Here's what the expert panel has identified, and we don't need to table legislation.” Then, that debate could happen in the House so that people—workers—could understand how you would come to that rationale and could see how the outcome of that would be voted on.