My second question deals more with subclause 16(1) of the bill, which reads
16. (1) Every resident of Canada or entity may seek recourse in the Federal Court [...]
That type of recourse can be sought in relation to any action or inaction by the Government of Canada that has in whole or in part resulted, or is likely to result, in significant environmental harm, but without the party that is the subject of the action having the right to be heard.
Isn't that a breach of the principles of natural justice?