No, there are no consultations that COSEWIC undertakes after it has....
Let me clarify for you, in case I've misled. The one-and-a-half- to two-year timeframe represents the timeframe between the initial completion of the first draft of a status report and the time at which COSEWIC makes an assessment of the status of that species. Once COSEWIC has reached a decision on status and communicated it to the Canadian Endangered Species Conservation Council and the minister, COSEWIC does not undertake any further consultations.