Without a chart in front of me, I always get sort of lost in the years, but to give a kind of overview, the proposed amendments to the Financial Administration Act that you're talking about essentially would require legislative proposals to be tabled that have been made more than 18 months prior to that October. There would be no obligation to table if there were no legislative proposals meeting that criteria, which would likely be the case in the first year of a new government.
What the measure would do is require legislative proposals that had been announced but not enacted during that period to be listed in Parliament. Again, that's just to give greater transparency as to the progress of tax legislation. Obviously, a tax is kind of special in the sense that usually it has an effective date as of announcement, as opposed to when it's finally enacted.