There is a role for the Governor in Council as it relates to certain regulatory decisions, yes, so you are right that the Governor in Council would set the criteria at clause 6, which is about what platforms or digital news intermediaries are subject to the act, and then there is a power at clause 11 for the Governor in Council to further elaborate on those exemption criteria.
The question, though, of whether a digital news intermediary has met those criteria falls to the CRTC to make that assessment. It's not the Governor in Council who makes that assessment at the end of the day. There's no power for the Governor in Council in terms of assessing whether a particular digital news intermediary has met the criteria or not.
I believe your previous question was specifically about eligibility, and there, again, right now in the bill as drafted, there is no GIC power at clause 27. It's really the criteria that are in the bill. Then there is a regulatory power for the CRTC to specify how news businesses should apply for eligibility, etc., so they have a process-oriented regulatory power there.