Obviously, people have gone through the transitional provisions. There are a lot of transitional provisions for agency-led assessments in comparison to either substituted processes or those that are currently led by the other responsible authorities. We've heard that concern.
In terms of the way in which they were structured for the agency, there are three components to it. There are those projects under the former act, not CEAA 2012, but 1992. There are only a few of those projects now in the system but the plan with the transition provisions as they currently exist is that those projects would essentially terminate at the coming into force. Those that are now under CEAA 2012 would transition across to the new act if they haven't commenced or if the environmental impact statement information has not been provided and is in conformity with the guidelines. There's a point there where stakeholders have asked for certainty about whether there can be a different point in time for that. The way they're structured now is that this is the milestone for the transition.
I can't speak to what amendments might come forward. Based on what the minister has said today, I know that there's an openness to considering amendments. At this point, we have these provisions and we can discuss them from here.