The factors are set out in the Investment Canada Act. They are in section 20; there are six of them.
I see you nodding, so I needn't go through them.
I would suggest that these amendments will provide more clarity on how those factors are interpreted, in that they'll give more insight into the decision-making process and will allow the minister to communicate when he has sent an investor a notice that he's not satisfied of net benefit and why, provided it won't cause commercial harm.
These again build on amendments that were made in 2009 that allowed the minister to publicly disclose reasons for denying transactions.
In that way they will provide insight into the interpretation of the net benefit factors.