I would simply say that the bill addresses the creation of the financial literacy leader. That is entirely in keeping with the task force's first recommendation. As you pointed out, there are numerous other recommendations, but they don't require any changes to the legislative framework in order to move forward. For the most part, they involve decisions with partners, such as provincial governments, and administrative government decisions. This isn't a lengthy bill. It deals solely with the task force's recommendations, in other words, those instances in which legislative support was deemed necessary by the government.
On September 24th, 2012. See this statement in context.