The intention is certainly that parties come to the table understanding that the value exchange flows both ways. It's not to preclude that, MP Thomas, but clause 19 was intentionally not limited, for example, to financial compensation. It acknowledged that it's up to the parties to determine what that appropriate agreement could look like, and that could include a number of things, including financial compensation, but also non-monetary elements of the agreement as well.
Again, the goal was not to be prescriptive but to provide the parties with flexibility to come to agreements that make the most sense until that final step.