You're very prophetic.
Bill C-25, in clause 26, provides that any administrator of a pooled registered pension plan must provide those services at a low cost. The amendment attempts to establish a board that would seek to determine the criteria to be used to decide what an acceptable low cost for such services would be by examining the range of other investment options available to Canadians and their associated fees.
As the House of Commons Procedure and Practice, second edition, states on page 766:
An amendment to a bill that was referred to a committee after second reading is out of order if it is beyond the scope and principle of the bill.
In the opinion of the chair, the creation of this board is a new concept that is beyond the scope of Bill C-25, and the amendment is therefore inadmissible. Additionally, the creation of the board may also infringe on the financial initiative of the crown, as the power to appoint persons to a board also includes the power to pay.
I will state that this also applies to NDP-6.