Yes, this is an existing provision, so this doesn't change because of this amendment.
The commission is able to make information available for the purpose of effective identification of the client and for the effective use of the social insurance number. Those are two terms that give the high-level guidelines, and then any decision the commission makes is also guided by the lesser legislation that they talked about previously around privacy, the Privacy Act, as well as a number of other acts of Parliament that provide authority for that particular program to use the social insurance number. For example, the Income Tax Act authorizes CRA to use the social insurance number, and therefore disclosing that information to CRA for those purposes is allowed under the act. So it's in that way.