You drafted the bill so the legislation would be broad. In terms of legislative choice, either you make it precise and specify that a particular asset is being sold, or you make it very broad. Plainly, you have made it very broad. So even though that is not part of the intentions announced in 2009, it would allow you to sell everything.
Am I mistaken in saying that in Chalk River, for example, if there were to be a market, and because there is no sunset clause in this bill, any government could eventually sell the rest, relying on this bill? I assume my interpretation is correct.