The statutory changes to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act will simply remove the five-year mandatory time frame. There were already protections in the act that set out a series of steps that the government had to take in advance of finalizing an equivalency agreement and making an equivalency order, which stands down the provisions of a CEPA regulation. Those agreements are negotiated with provinces and territories. In some cases, that five-year or six-year time frame, or any sort of time frame, might be appropriate, and that would be included in the agreement.
The agreements also include provisions that speak to a mandatory review period and things like that. Those provisions about how the parties will come to an agreement—