Yes, the former proceduralist in me has to state that the act is in fact permanently before the committee. Through your mandate, you certainly have unfettered access to looking at it and making recommendations thereon. But a mandated review in the legislation, with a report to the House about the state of affairs, is really what I am trying to impress upon the committee as quite important.
Also, in creating a dynamic in the system, you might find that the bureaucracy moves at a different pace in year four than it does in year one, knowing that Parliament will be looking at the legislation. So I think it could have corollary effects other than just from being a report to the House.