So there would be a fundamental change to how the act operates, because it does operate now under the ombudsman model, with the Federal Court being the instrument the Privacy Commissioner uses to go after, as I said before, very deliberate and intentional violations of the act. So it's very much the order-making or oversight and redress issue that we talked about earlier.
The one issue that will come up under a scenario of order-making powers is whether you still need to set up some kind of independent body that would actually apply the penalties. For example, the Canadian Human Rights Commission has a tribunal. The Competition Bureau has a tribunal. So you ensure that the investigative body does not have the right to be both judge and jury.