I guess I'll take that one on too.
In fact, what we're doing is clarifying the definition of danger. Throughout all the other occupational health and safety jurisdictions across the country, there is no definition of danger. What we've provided is a clearer definition that removes some of the ambiguities in the previous definition. The clearer definition still provides protections for imminent or serious situations that impact life or health, such as an immediate cut or broken bone, as well as for longer-term impacts on health, such as an occupational illness.
Essentially, it clarifies that definition of danger, and it goes back to the data that you identified; where we looked at our refusals and saw that 80% of those did not result in a decision of danger.