Thank you.
As MP Gladu noted, right now, at clause 55, there are provisions in place to ensure the protection of confidential information in the possession of the regulator, the CRTC. If this amendment were to pass as is, there would be no protection for that confidential information once it was put in the hands of the arbitration panel. One option would be to consider an amendment at clause 55 to that effect.
Having said that, I would acknowledge, right now, that the intention is that the arbitration panel's decision be public. If you provide them with confidential information and they use it in their decision-making process, issues then arise around transparency and the publication of those decisions.