We agree this is a discussion point, for sure. The Canadian Human Rights Act is governed by a separate legal regime and is administered by a commission. In some cases, it's administered by a tribunal. It has quite a different scope from the existing court challenges program as well. It involves the federal machinery of government, but also federally regulated private sectors, such as transport or banking, which is not the case with the existing court challenges program.
On the face of it, it would appear to evoke an expansion of the existing program, which we think would need to be considered carefully. It would raise some issues of policy alignment, we think.